Wake Forest Journal of Law & Policy

The Wake Forest Journal of Law & Policy is an interdisciplinary publication that explores the intersection of provocative legal issues with public and social policy. By examining salient topics, such as energy, economics, healthcare, and social justice, the Journal seeks to introduce and advance discourse consistent with Wake Forest’s motto of Pro Humanitate.

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Say goodbye to 2018-2019 Articles Editor Samantha Tracy! She graduated from the UGA with degrees in Art History and Religion. She loves playing with her dog, Athena. Her favorite food is chicken burritos, and favorite song is Anna Sun by Walk The Moon. Her favorite thing about JLP is working closely with the staff and board members!
Say hello to 2019-2020 JLP Articles Editor Christina Fonda! She graduated form Davidson College with a degree in Latin American Studies. She loves playing with her 2 dogs. She also has a bunch of fish. Her favorite food is peanut butter, and her favorite song is Time After Time by Quitedrive (cover). Her favorite thing about JLP is getting more in-depth practice with Bluebooking and editing.
Say goodbye to 2018-2019 Articles Editor Sarah Sokolowski! She graduated from the University of South Carolina with a degree in Marketing and Management. She loves hiking and has a wheaten terrier named Winston. Her favorite food is pasta, and favorite song is Mr. Brightside. Her favorite thing about JLP is the variety of topics that we cover.
Say hello to 2019-2020 JLP Articles Editor Erin Berry! She graduated from UNC Asheville with a degree in Political Science. Her favorite thing to do is spending time with friends. Her favorite food is ice cream, and her favorite song is The Middle by Jimmy Eat World. Her favorite thing about JLP is the research and writing process for her note.
Say goodbye to 2018-2019 Articles Editor Katie Horton! She graduated from NC State with a degree in History. Her favorite thing to do is read, and her favorite thing to eat is dark chocolate. She has one dog named Clio. Her favorite song is Anything by Beyonce. She loves JLP because of her fellow board members.
Say hello to 2019-2020 JLP Managing Editor Nicole Arcodia! She graduated from Villanova with a degree in comprehensive science. She loves to travel and has a chocolate lab named Jeter. Her favorite food is frozen yogurt, and her favorite song is Thunder Road.
Say goodbye to 2018-2019 JLP Managing Editor Brooke Driver! She graduated from Appalachian State with a degree in political science. She loves going to concerts with her fiance and friends. She has 3 cats named Sam, Dean, and Cas. Her favorite foods are tacos/mac and cheese, and her favorite song is Big Bad Wolf by In This Moment.
Say hello to 2019-2020 JLP Editor-in-Chief Carissa Herring! Carissa graduated from the University of Arizona with a degree in psychology. She loves to travel home to Arizona to spend time with her family, to go hiking in the desert, and to feast on In n Out Burger. She used to have a pet cactus which died. Her favorite food is Mexican, and her favorite song is American Girl by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
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