{"200":{"first":"Janeane","last":"Gordon"},"201":"jgordon2@widener.edu","202":"yes","203":" Full Time Student","204":"Long Island, New York","205":"University of Maryland, College Park","206":"Criminal Justice and Criminology","315":["No"],"316":"N\/A","207":"I would like to remain general in the law that I would like to practice, but I have an interest in diversity and inclusion, civil rights and racial discrimination, serving underprivileged communities.","208":"I am currently the Membership Chair of the Latin American Law Student Association and a member of the Black Law Student Association.\r\n","209":"Most recently, I was a Front Desk Receptionist at Encore Luxury Living which is an independent living apartment complex for those who are 55 and over. \r\nDuring my undergraduate years, I had various work opportunities. During my senior year, I was a Legal Intern for an attorney at the Law Office of D.M. Harris in College Park, Maryland. During that time, I also worked as an Administrative Assistant for the Human Resources Department of Facilities Management of the University of Maryland. I have also worked at the University of Maryland Mckeldin Library as a student librarian, and at the University of Maryland sports event as the person who helps people find their seats. \r\nI also have various volunteer experiences. During my undergraduate years, I volunteered at the Fish of Laurel Elizabeth House in their Food Pantry, and at the Cultural Academic for Excellence as a tutor for the children that attended that program.","210":"I love that Widener Law Commonwealth is a small school. It allows all of the students to get to know each other and the professors to really be able to get to know their students. Coming from a larger undergraduate school, I am used to professors not knowing\/remembering my name. I love that I can walk into office hours with any of my professors and they remember not only my name, but also how I learn so that they may efficiently help me through the questions I have."}