Meet Your Student Ambassadors
The Heart of our Community
Pepperdine Caruso Law's student ambassadors represent the heart of our school in different yet profound ways. Student ambassadors are recommended by faculty, staff, and administrators and serve as professional student leaders who connect with prospective students and host law school info sessions. They are leaders in our community, involved, enthusiastic, and having been through this process themselves, are in a unique position to provide insight from their firsthand experience. Pepperdine Caruso Law student ambassadors are a diverse group of academic achievers and represent a broad spectrum of interest areas in legal practice.
Our student ambassadors will share their personal emails to students who attend a virtual info session with them. For questions about the application and admissions process, please contact the admissions office at lawadmis@pepperdine.edu after reviewing the Frequently Asked Questions.
Meet Our Student Ambassadors
A UC Berkeley graduate, she serves as an Academic Mastery Program Teaching Fellow and Student Ambassador, with experience at Seyfarth Shaw and the Los Angeles Superior Court. She plans to pursue labor and employment law at Seyfarth Shaw and values Caruso Law’s supportive professors and friendships.
A San Diego State University graduate, she participates in Pepperdine Law Review and the Religious Liberty Clinic and has externed for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. She plans to pursue civil litigation and values the supportive faculty and variety of academic opportunities.
A Texas Christian University graduate, he serves as lead articles editor of Pepperdine Law Review and co-chair of Moot Court, with experience in judicial and appellate work. He has accepted a federal clerkship in Texas and values Caruso Law’s distinguished faculty and collaborative environment.
A UCLA graduate, she serves as Christian Legal Society social media coordinator and a 1L Student Mentor Team leader, with experience at the Disaster Relief Clinic and Gilson Daub, LLP. She plans to pursue workers’ compensation defense and values Caruso Law’s supportive, purpose-driven community.
A Saint Louis University graduate, he participates in Pepperdine Law Review, Moot Court, and the Christian Legal Society and has worked at a Supreme Court litigation firm in Washington, D.C. He will clerk for a federal judge on the Eighth Circuit and appreciates that faith is celebrated at Caruso Law.
A UCLA graduate, she participates in Pepperdine Law Review, Moot Court, and the Palmer Center, with experience at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic. She is interested in employment law, corporate litigation, or immigration law and values Caruso Law’s emphasis on integrity and purpose.
A graduate of UC Berkeley, she has participated in Pepperdine Law Review, Moot Court, and the Religious Liberty Clinic, with experience at Weitz & Luxenberg and Dykema. She plans to join Dykema as a litigation associate and values Caruso Law’s hands-on learning and real-world impact.
A Pepperdine University graduate, he has participated in Moot Court, the Sudreau Global Justice Institute, and the Religious Liberty Clinic, with experience at the U.S. Senate and Holtzman Vogel. He values Caruso Law’s mission-driven education and commitment to preparing lawyers who serve others.
A Harvard University graduate, she participates in the Pepperdine Trial Team and has experience with medical malpractice defense and insurance coverage firms. She plans to pursue insurance litigation and appreciates Caruso Law’s wide range of courses.