This Saturday, I will be attending the open house reception. If any of you blog readers are there, you should say hello to me. I would love to shake your hand and candidly answer any questions that you have about NUSL. I am very opinionated about my time at NUSL, which is rapidly drawing to a close. I am already in my fifth week of the spring academic quarter, which means it will end in just a month a half. It’s hard to wrap my mind around the fact that in just six more weeks, I will be done with my final academic quarter and law school. In fact, today I got an email from my future employer asking what practice group I would like to placed in. Graduation is starting to feel real, and I am getting excited!

One of my vivid law school memories was the first week of first year, when Dean Spieler talked to my class about law school comprising roughly one thousand days. Over the past one thousand days, I have really enjoyed being part of the NUSL community. Many of my law school friends have been asking about my post-graduation plans. While I am excited to return home to Connecticut and practice law there, it also saddens me to move away from Boston, where so many of my law school friends will be staying. I’ve really enjoyed being part of the NUSL community. So . . . if you are the reception, make sure you give me an opportunity to meet you and tell you what makes NUSL special!