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Student Spotlight

The stories of our students provide the best examples of what Widener Law Commonwealth can offer you. Explore the following profiles of the talented individuals who we are proud to include as part of our Widener family.

Gabe Kuehn ’26

"Most law students want to obtain a law degree because they have some instinct of representing someone who doesn't have a voice to speak on their own behalf."

Ely Zeigler ’26

"Success to me means helping people who can’t afford an attorney and using that experience to guide the next generation of lawyers."

Megan Bisco ’25

ELPS President
“I wanted students to see the diverse opportunities within environmental law. Many don’t realize how much it encompasses.”

Braelyn Bishop ’25

BLSA Vice President
“BLSA is more than just an organization—it’s a family. It represents a legacy of resilience, excellence, and community."

Kimberly Diaz ’25

LALSA President
“LALSA isn’t just about support—it’s about showing us that we belong and have the tools to succeed."

Morgan Engler ’25

Law Clinic Student
"Our clients come to the law clinic with matters that are deeply significant to them. It’s a big responsibility, but it’s rewarding to be their advocate."

Vanessa Peck ’25

Law Clinic Student
“For the first time, I truly felt like an attorney. The work is not just about interpreting statutes; it's about real people facing life-changing struggles."

Madelyn Singley ’25

Law Clinic Student
"The clinic allowed me to put my knowledge into practice, supporting real clients with real legal issues."

Tara Smith ’25

“When I learned about the Pathway Program, I knew I had to get involved. Connecting students to LSAT prep and law school resources helps build real opportunities.”

Miranda Thompson ’25

“The Law Review represents not only legal scholarship but also the values of our community. I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished and excited to see how it will grow in the years to come.”

Jessica Collier ’24

Perfection may not be the name of the game where Jessica Collier is concerned, but her persistence and effective leadership have been clear from the very beginning.

Maria Sabatino ’24

Clinical Extern
Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center
York, Pennsylvania

Matthew Strubinger ’24

Clinical Extern
Carbon County Public Defender’s Office
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania

Nneoma Ibe ’23

Clinical Extern
Office of the Federal Public Defender, Middle District of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Emily LaGreca ’24

Clinical Extern
U.S. Navy JAG Corps
Washington, D.C.

Erin Lysaght ’23

Tenacious and determined – two words that could be used to describe Erin Lysaght, 3L especially as it relates to her work as a legal intern with the Central PA Law Clinic