You can report concerns about compliance with COVID-19 health and safety policies or regulations to health and safety officials. Students must ylscompliance@yale.edu send an email and faculty and staff must hsllaw@yale.edu send an email. You can also create an anonymous or identified report through the Yale hotline at 877-360-9253 or online through the Yale University hotline. The hotline is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Employees can also report to their supervisor or human resources. Tangela Reid Assistant203-432-4980tangela.reid@yale.edu Senior Administration You can add or change your office hours at any time via this online form. Gilbert is from Fairview, New Jersey, a strip of land called “Little Havana on the Hudson.” He is passionate about administrative law and regulatory policy. Gilbert`s summer 2L was split between WilmerHale DC`s office and the U.S. Department of Transportation, and his summer 1L was at the Constitutional Accountability Center.
Kelly J. VoightAssistant DeanConsulting focus: Office JobPhone: 203-432-4049kelly.voight@yale.eduMake an appointment with Dean Voight | Tuesdays from 15:30 to 16:30 and Wednesdays from 15:30 to 16:30. Please register: calendly.com/delao_officehours Jennifer Bird, YLS 2004Career Counselling Consultant for Private Sector AlumniThematic Consultancy: Private Sector employmentjennifer.bird@yale.eduBook an appointment with Jen BirdJen joined CDO in 2020 as a Remote Career Consultant, advising alumni and first-year students in their cohort of consultants regarding employment in the private sector. Jen earned her B.S. in psychology from Brown University, where she earned her magna laude and Phi Beta Kappa degrees, and received her JD from Yale Law School. Prior to earning her J.D., Jen worked as a legislative assistant to U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy. During law school, she worked as a summer clerk at the Federal Court of Australia and interned for the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union. Between 2004 and 2007, she worked as a Tax and Trusts and Estates Partner at White & Case LLP, focusing on wealth planning for high net worth clients and general tax matters.
Jen switched to recruiting in 2008 and co-founded legal recruitment firm Springboard Search Group in 2018. Over the past few years, Jen has advised and negotiated hundreds of partners, advisors and lawyers in various practice areas with major law firms across the country. In addition, she has placed numerous lawyers in companies ranging from a solar energy start-up to asset managers and a major sports league. She has also facilitated workshops for lawyers seeking other careers and has lectured on partner career paths and integration into the firm on the Bar Association`s boards of directors. Hours of operation and more information about the Lillian Goldman Law Library can be found on their website. Joseph LynchLead Building Services Coordinator203-432-7652joseph.lynch@yale.edu Email: law.buildingservices@yale.eduPhone: 203-432-4980Fax: 203-432-6364 Elizabeth K. PeckDirector, At Large Counselor & CoachConsulting focus: all legal jobs sectorselizabeth.peck@yale.eduMake an appointment with Director Peck Rochelle McCainDirector, Court ClerksConsultation Focus: InternshipsPhone: 203-432-1695rochelle.mccain@yale.eduMake an appointment with Director McCain Donnell AlstonOffice Assistant — Building Services203-432-4855donnell.alston@yale.edu Abby is a 3L at YLS that defends the rights of plaintiffs litigation and right to technology. She grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and attended Purdue University, majoring in engineering and political science. She holds a M.Sc.
in Computer Science from the University of Edinburgh and an MA in International Relations from UCL, where she studied as a Marshall Scholar. Abby`s favorite hobby at YLS was co-founding the Tech Accountability & Competition Project, an independent clinical project hosted at MFIA. During her 1L and 2L years, Abby was Submission Editor for YJoLT, Kerry Fellow and Paul Tsai China Center and ISP Partner. She split her 1L summer between the Harvard Cyberlaw Clinic and the Facebook Oversight Board. She spent her 2L summer at Edelson PC, a high-stakes plaintiff company with offices in Chicago, San Francisco and Washington, DC. She will return to Edelson as a full-time associate after working for Judge David Hamilton in the Seventh District in Bloomington, Indiana. Abby is happy to advise students interested in working for applicants, private public interests or specialized firms. clinical jurisprudence; or government and nonprofit positions in technology, privacy, consumer protection, antitrust, national security, or free speech. To learn more about YLS and the admissions process, register for an upcoming recruitment event – including small “office” sessions with admissions deans – or make an appointment by phone to speak with an admissions representative. We invite you to learn more about the YLS student experience by visiting our blog for student representatives and coordinators or by asking a question to our current students. And, of course, you can listen to Dean Ingber`s podcast, Navigating Law School Admissions with Miriam & Kristi, which is a great resource for potential law school applicants. If you have any questions about financial assistance, please visit the grant website for the most up-to-date information or contact financialaid.law@yale.edu.
Student room reservation requests should contact osa@yale.edu. Kevin RoseBuilding Services Supervisor203-432-4786kevin.rose@yale.edu Naomi MannRemote Public Interest Career Guidance Consultantnaomi.mann@yale.eduMake an appointment with Naomi Mann Norma P. D`ApolitoDirector, Public InterestConsultation Orientation: Employment and Scholarships in the Public InterestPhone: 203-436-2580norma.dapolito@yale.eduMake an appointment with the Principal D`Apolito Non-Law School Membership applications, please contact rooms.law@yale.edu. The Sterling Law Building hours are open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. for members of the Yale community. Baker Hall is open to the Yale community from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Students and faculty can enter the first and fourth floors of Baker Hall from 7 a.m. to midnight. Residents of Baker Hall have access to the second and third floors 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (LL.M., M.S.L., J.S.D.
and Ph.D. in LL.B. programs and visiting scholar Program)203-432-1696gradpro.law@yale.edu Richard P. Wang is a third-year J.D. student at Yale Law School. During his 1L summer, he interned in the application division of the Securities and Exchange Commission and during his 2L summer in the New York office of Davis Polk & Wardwell. He will return to Davis Polk after graduation as a member of the tax or corporate group. On campus, he has been involved in the entrepreneurship and innovation clinic, YLBS, JREG, Tax@YLS and APALSA. Thorsten Wilhelm has been working as coordinator of the Studentenwerk in the Professional Development Office since 2021. He studied English Literature and Linguistics, History and Pedagogy at the University of Heidelberg and Durham University, UK and received his PhD in English/American Literature from the University of Heidelberg.
Thorsten previously worked at Wesleyan and Dartmouth and joined Yale in 2016 as a lecturer in the Department of German Studies. Location and opening hours The career development office is located on the ground floor of the Ruttenberghalle, in room 183, next to the admissions office and on one floor of the academic office. Dean Voight is responsible for the overall administration and strategic direction of the Career Development Office. She also advises Young Women students on employment in law firms and advises first-year students in her consulting cohort on finding summer jobs in several sectors. Dean Voight has 22 years of experience advising law students and graduates on careers. She is an active member of the National Association for Law Placement (NALP) and most recently was a member of the Task Force on Legislative and Regulatory Reporting. Prior to joining Yale, she offered career advice to students at Duke Law School. From 1992 to 1995, she was a partner in the litigation division of the Boston-based law firm WilmerHale, where she handled general litigation. She received her law degree with honors from George Washington University School of Law and a bachelor`s degree in psychology from Boston College. Van Ann (she) provides career guidance to part-time distance students, with specialized expertise in private sector employment and opportunities for students from diverse backgrounds.
With over a decade of experience in the legal profession, Van Ann has advised and mentored hundreds of students and new lawyers early in their careers.