About Me
I graduated from tier-one law school at a major Southeastern university, to which I transferred after my first year. After passing the bar and practicing law for a few years, I discovered I really didn’t like it that much (save for the time I spent as a judicial clerk, which, despite my love for the job, didn’t pay a sustainable salary). I’m now the Executive Director of a small non-profit organization in my suburban hometown, and still trying to figure out what I want to do when I grow up. In the meantime, I am whiling away the hours blogging about the things I love (in no particular order): non-profit work (paid and volunteer), cycling, yoga, dogs, books, healthy cooking and DIY projects. If you don’t find me helpful, hopefully you’ll find me at least mildly entertaining.
I like the way you write. Very honest and upfront.
Would love to chat about your experience which lead you to be an executive director at a non-profit. I’m looking at transferring from T4 to T1 and would love insight into whether I should transfer, as eventually I would love to be the executive director of a small non-profit arts program…Hope to hear from you soon
Feel free to drop me an e-mail; I’m happy to share my thoughts on working in the non-profit world, and how to most effectively use your law degree to do good in the world.
Do you have an email address I could contact you at? I have some questions regarding transfer admissions that are specific to my situation. Thank you.
If you have a question that would be helpful for others, please leave a comment on one of the pertinent posts. However, you can always e-mail me and I’ll try to answer as best as I can! Who knows, your question might be the genesis of another post.
You rock!
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