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The Public Service Issue

Volume 21, Issue 2 was published in June 2021.

Feature Story

SLU LAW Attorneys in Government

Collage of five headshots featuring (left to right) alumni Quico Canseco, Raumesh Akbari, Grant Mabie, Jenny Schmidt and Jack Coatar

Five graduates of Â鶹´«Ã½ School of Law share their insights into elected public service work across all levels of government. They discuss their memories of law school, how their education helped prepare them for this work, and why it’s worth pursuing.

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