Adams Center Scholars

Ebony Bradley — "With the total cost of the trip underwritten by the Arlin M. Adams Center for Law and Society, in March 2011, I was privileged to attend the 11th Annual Civil Rights Pilgrimage to Alabama with the Faith & Politics Institute."  

 

Sara Budsock—"Through my work with the DA in community outreach, I learned how rewarding a career in public service can be. Based on experience, I have decided to pursue a graduate degree in public policy. I am thankful to the Adam Center for providing me insight into a perspective career goal, and eventually allowing me to make an educated decision on the right career path for me."

 

Bryon Chowka — "Upon graduation, my plan is to attend law school. Because of the Adams Center, I have made significant advancements in reaching this next step in my life."

 

Kelsey Fleming — "The Adams Center has provided a number opportunities to apply what I have learned in the classroom to real-world situations."

 

Greg Haklar — "The Adams Center has helped me learn the sociological and criminological theories that drive law enforcement and policing and given me the opportunity to work side-by-side with law enforcement professionals."

 

Brittany Seymour — "Thanks to the Adams Center, I have now set my sights firmly on a career in academia.  I hope to one day join a university faculty where I will conduct research of my own and mentor other students in sociology."

 

Alex Skitolsky — "In my future plans to pursue a Ph.D. in legal studies,  I know that the Adams Center's mentorship and support has made me a much more attractive candidate to prospective graduate programs."