advocating
for others
Lynn Hancsak is a second-year who founded the student organization Disability and Education Law Association. DELA is attracting students interested in working in interconnected fields, as well as students who are navigating law school with a disability themselves.
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“When you are experiencing injustice or your child is experiencing injustice, and you’re up against what looks like a wall, you need someone to help you; I want to be that person.” — Lynn Hancsak, 2L
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