

Order in the Court (and Maybe Some Cupcakes): A LAMN Scholar’s Final Year at Yale
As she enters her final year at Yale Law School, one of our incredible LAMN Scholars is continuing to blaze a trail for disability justice. After a summer in Boston working in health law, she’s now diving into a research project examining how the American healthcare system perpetuates the disability poverty trap—all while wrapping up her role with the Yale Law Journal, mentoring future leaders through the Disabled Law Students Association, and, when time allows, squeezing in

Laura Bairett
3 days ago1 min read


From Valedictorian Dreams to a PhD: Lessons From My Decade in Higher Education
I grew up in a small rural community in New Mexico in the 90s and early 2000s. In my family, academia was tradition and I embraced it...
Tye Martin
Aug 183 min read


SMA Meets MBA: Leadership Beyond the Classroom
The classroom gave me knowledge, but it was the experiences beyond it that shaped my perspective, strengthened my values, and deepened my commitment to making a difference through leadership...

John Scurto
Aug 143 min read