Lauren Altus is from Hewlett, NY where she lived her whole life. She attended Hewlett High school where she was involved with the school newspaper, literary magazine, and cheerleading. Lauren graduated from high school in 2013 and went straight to Johns Hopkins University. She applied as an English major but…
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Robyn Koyner is originally from outside of Chicago. She enrolled at Johns Hopkins in 1992 as an International Studies major and graduated in 1996. Robyn was a member of the Johns Hopkins tennis (freshman and sophomore years) and squash (sophomore and senior years) teams and spent her junior year in…
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Originally from New York, James Coe enrolled at Johns Hopkins as a Psychology major in 1992. During his four years at Hopkins, he also considered majoring in Chemical Engineering and Applied Mathematics, taking significant coursework in both of those departments. While at Hopkins, he took advantage of some of the…
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Devon Corneal is originally from State College, Pennsylvania. She graduated from State College Area High School in 1990, and then attended The College of William and Mary from 1990-1994, where she played collegiate volleyball for a season before leaving the team to focus on her studies. Devon graduated with a…
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Rachel W. Patterson joined AccessLex Institute as Director, Programs for Diversity at the AccessLex Center for Legal Education Excellence in 2017. At AccessLex, Rachel oversees the Diversity Pipeline Research Grant Program and is responsible for implementing the organization’s diversity initiatives designed to help increase the number of underrepresented students admitted…
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Emily Pastrana is the daughter of Cuban immigrants who moved to Miami, Florida shortly before she was born. The first in her family to go to college, she entered Hopkins knowing that she wanted to major in International Studies. She graduated with honors in 2018, double majoring in Latin American…
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Ali Arman hails from Walnut Creek, California. During her middle and high school years, she discovered a passion for political advocacy and social justice, which lead to her major in Gender and Women’s Studies at UC Berkeley. While at Berkeley, she was active in anti-sexual assault and Title IX advocacy…
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Judson Hamlin, a native of East Brunswick, New Jersey (NJ), graduated from Rutgers Preparatory School in 1986. In 1990, he earned his BA from the University of Richmond, majoring in History and Political Science, with a minor in English. After attending the University of Toledo School of Law, he graduated cum…
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Leslie (Schoeck) Cumber grew up in western Maryland. At Hopkins, she majored in German and Romance Languages, with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Management. She was a recipient of the Hodson Trust Scholarship award. Outside of academics, Leslie was the Phi Mu president and the Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium finance…
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Kelly Crawford grew up in Pittsburgh, PA and started undergrad at the University of Pittsburgh. After two years of trying a class from nearly every major — engineering, math, psychology, stats, neurobiology, and even ROTC — Kelly realized her desire to go into criminal law. As a result, Kelly transferred…
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