Marquette Law School proudly recognizes and celebrates students who make a meaningful commitment to pro bono service throughout their law school experience. Every spring, at the Posner Exchange & Pro Bono Society Induction, students are formally recognized for reaching 50 or 120* hours of pro bono service.

This summer, the following students have surpassed that threshold and continue to build on their commitment to service. We look forward to honoring them formally in the spring semester. These students will graduate wearing an honor cord in recognition of their contributions.

Noah David Anders *

Sophia S. Bern *

Makenzie R. Branch

Jacquelyn Bruce

Ava Butler

Madeline Charles

Skylar B. Darwen *

Diego D. De La Cruz *

Kristina Drabczyk

Abigail Lynn Drake

Lily Engel *

Emily Esch

Amanda Eve *

Matthew Philip Fields

Sydney M. Geboy

Grace M. Gilbert

Brent Gilmore

Ryan Hagan *

Darian S. Harvey

Madeleine Hutchings *

Scarlett Kluge *

Emma C. Kuehn

Abigail Langschwager *

Lauren Lindberg

Eva E. Markey

Jessica M. Olivieri *

Will Peterson

Blair C. Remington

Katharine Richards

Elaina Russell

Carlos A. Sanchez *

Abigail J. Scheer

Jayla Simon

Tait Szabo

Joshua G. Trembly *

Olivia F. Villarreal

Heather M. Walla*

Henry D. Wehrs *

Morgan E. Yenter

Mason Zuber

Please join us in congratulating and thanking these students for their dedication to serving the community. Their experiences reflect the many ways students engage in pro bono work, and they are a wonderful resource for anyone interested in learning more about getting involved.

If you are new to pro bono service, we encourage you to reach out—ask these students about their experiences and paths, and feel free to connect with any member of the Office of Public Service to explore opportunities to get started.

You can also view the full list of current students who are members of the Marquette Law School Pro Bono Society and are slated for induction here.

To learn more about getting involved in pro bono service, please contact the Office of Public Service.

Contact: Angela Schultz