Alumni
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Glynns’ Gift Benefits Law School
Donation By John W. Glynn Jr. ’65, Barbara A. Glynn Funds Three New Professorships Across Grounds
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Upcoming Alumni Events
Alumni in the 2020 and 2021 reunion cycles are invited to return to Charlottesville May 14-16 for a weekend of connection, celebration and fun. More
Alumni Q&A
Alumni in the News
Fast Facts
Alumni
alumni in all 50 states, D.C. and more than 60 foreign countries
Endowment
million
Giving Rate
of alumni gave to the 2018-19 Annual Giving Campaign
Young Alumni
of the Class of 2019 made a pledge to UVA Law
The UVA Law Network
From Boston to San Francisco, alumni offer career and networking advice.
Terrica Redfield Ganzy '02
Atlanta
"I could go on and on about the professors who encouraged me, the students who supported me, the environment that allowed me to find my path and take it. In sum, however, I found my passion at UVA Law, and I haven’t turned back since."
Adam Milasincic '11
Houston
"UVA Law’s network and reputation open doors. That fact helped me land my first position, and it is rare for a month to pass without meeting a new client, opposing counsel, judge, etc., with a UVA connection."
Eduardo Ramos-Gomez LL.M. '85
Singapore
"Be global. Think of yourself and the United States only as a humble contributor to an international symphony."
Adrienne Penta '03
Boston
"There are more UVA lawyers than you might suspect in Boston, and we will all find time to speak with a Virginia Law student interested in working here."
Karen Owen Gibbs '92
Chicago
"As I've progressed in my career, the softer skills have been highly important. I credit UVA with preparing me to help my clients navigate opportunities and challenges from a 360-degree perspective."
Roscoe Jones '03
Washington, D.C.
"Washington is a town built on relationships. So keep in touch with the contacts you make there and find a mentor in the city- you never know when that one contact will open up a door for you to walk through."
Kandice L. Horsey '03
London
"I formed relationships that have lasted since my arrival at law school, and have been truly meaningful. Through this, I have learned to network in a way that creates and maintains bonds without being (or seeming) opportunistic."
Susan L. Fox '91
Washington, D.C.
"Don’t let inertia keep you in a job that isn’t leading you in the right direction. Be open to nontraditional jobs and work in government and policy fields to expand your horizons."
Steven R. Okun '91
Singapore
"While being bilingual can be a prerequisite for getting a job in certain markets, such as China, being multicultural is a prerequisite in every market."
Neil McKittrick '87
Boston
"In the new legal market, networking is more important than ever. "
Contact
Law School Foundation
alumni@law.virginia.edu / (434) 924-3466
Alumni Relations (Reunions and Events)
alumnievents@law.virginia.edu / (434) 924-3588 / Fax: (434) 924-1462
