Me: I need to do this MPT. Also Me: Let me frame this up real quick… #MeAndLongAFName #TheyReadItToo #LemmeAddSomeLetters #JD #MSW #ClassOf2018 #QuestToEsq #barprep #graduation ⚖️ (at Western New England University)
⚖️ four years, two degrees, with honors. Couldn’t have done it without a mother who told me to transform my dreams into realities, and has supported me every step of the way. #graduation #mommyandme #jd #msw #boomlawyered @wneulaw @wneuniversity
#AboutLastNight … Pascale and I have raised a lot of hell, called a lot of BS, and worked together on a lot of efforts to organize events to educate our fellow students and colleagues about white supremacy and racism in Western New England School of Law. It has not been easy, and a lot of the time, we received a lot of pushback. Nevertheless, we persisted.
Together, we were awarded the James C. Faison Memorial Award for Multicultural Leadership, for our anti-racism work in WNEU Law, and our consistent effort to call BS when we see it. The Dean’s Suite knew something was up whenever either of us were in their office, and we are a force to be reckoned with. I normally don’t share awards like this, but this one? I’m proud as hell of myself, of Pascale, and of the movement at WNEU Law to beat back on racism.
#BLSA and the #NLG are sisters in the struggle at WNEU Law, and I am thrilled to not only be rewarded for this effort, but to share the honor with someone who is just as tired of this bullshit as I am. The goal is people being free. We can envision a world where that is going to exist.
( “Here’s an itemized list of thirty years of disagreements—“ “Sweet Jesus…” ) The A. Burr to my A. Ham. Since day one of orientation! 2,080 hours of #socialwork service right here, present and accounted for. One #graduation down, one to go. #MSW #SpringfieldCollege #JDMSW (at Springfield College)
( There’s a million things I haven’t done… ) #tomorrow… I’m lucky enough to graduate with my masters, and even luckier to graduate the week after with my #JD. #graduation #MSW #hamilgrad
24 weeks of rotations, 15 weeks of placement, 1 postgraduate research project, over 50 assessments, 12 flights and 3 final exams later, I’ve finally reached the end of fifth year! We hit the ground running immediately after our fourth year exams and worked tirelessly right up until Christmas. Although I didn’t have a moment free to appreciate it at the time, fifth year gave me the freedom to explore my interests and presented countless opportunities to travel and work abroad. My experiences have allowed me to grow as a vet - taking charge of cases, making my own decisions and taking responsibility for the outcome. The past 13 months have without a doubt been the highlight of vet school.
Hey, everyone! Today I graduate from high school, so I thought I’d do a face reveal. Thank you all for supporting this little blog as I finished my last two years of public schooling! We still have plenty of adventures to come, so please stay tuned!
