What does life as an undergraduate legal intern look like? How do you know if the legal field is right for you? From analyzing bodycpm footage to researching overseas corporations, these panelists seek to answer these questions by offering a lens through diverse experiences in the legal field. Madeline Barton ('26) conducted legal research and wrote legal memos related to civil rights cases, and assisted attorneys with complaint drafts. Nhyira Hutton-Ocran ('26) focused on estate planning in Massachusetts, primarily involving direct client engagement, ensuring that clients had a clear understanding of the last will and testpment process, and assisting in drafting of estate planning documents. Mackenzie Kenney ('27) worked in the immigration field, helping clients file asylum cases, adjustment of status, and researched recent immigration court decisions. Michelle Kim ('26) conducted legal research and market research related to cross-border company formation and compliance procedures.

Moderator: Shannon Bigelow, Assistant Director, Employer Engagement

Presenters:

• Madeline Barton '26 Psychology/Law, Public Policy, Human Rights Nexus
• Nhyira Hutton-Ocran '26 International Relations/Law, Public Policy, Human Rights Nexus
• Mackenzie Kenney '27 International Relations/Asian Studies
• Michelle Kim '26 Psychology/Law, Public Policy, Human Rights Nexus