Admissions Ambassadors

As the face of Penn State Dickinson Law, our Admissions Ambassadors are student leaders who promote the betterment of the school through student involvement in various recruitment and development activities. All of our Admissions Ambassadors serve as role models within the Law School community and beyond. With their diverse interests and backgrounds, they are well equipped to answer your questions about law school in general and Dickinson Law in particular. Feel free to explore their profiles and connect with them directly. Remember, our ambassadors are full-time law students who keep busy with classes, studying, and serving our Law School. If for some reason you don’t receive a response to your question within 48 hours, feel free to contact our admissions team.

Meet Our Admissions Ambassadors

Alainah Aamir ’26

Alainah Aamir ’26

Lahore, Pakistan

“Law school is not as daunting as it seems! Your passion will guide the way to success.”

Mariama Barry ’25

Mariama Barry ’25

Lynn, Massachusetts

“I chose Dickinson Law because of the close community and how active professors are in our professional and personal development.”

Isa Boyd ’26

Isa Boyd ’26

Raleigh, North Carolina

“Make sure to find time for yourself and your mental health. Sometimes sleep is more important than that last page of reading, just make sure to find a balance.”

Caitlin Godsey

Caitlin Godsey ’25

Roanoke, Virginia

“I knew Dickinson Law was the place for me when I saw the support the school provided and the inclusive student community. The school also has a large alumni network and is close to the state capital, providing many job opportunities.”

Skyler Hancock

Skyler Hancock ’26

New Tripoli, Pennsylvania

“For me, the tour and the people make the school. Penn State Dickinson Law stood out to me because I could walk up to students and ask them for directions, and students smiled at me and would wave.”

May Hennessy ’25

May Hennessy ’25

Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania

“Don’t be afraid to do what’s best for you and what you feel like you need to do to have a successful and rewarding law school career.”

Lindsay Herold '26

Lindsay Herold '26

Mars, Pennsylvania

“Penn State Dickinson Law has the best, most supportive community! The faculty are all so informed, experienced, and committed to student success!”

Alex Keen-Tellez ’25

Alex Keen-Tellez ’25

Lancaster, Pennsylvania and Portland, Oregon

“Dickinson Law is incredibly community-focused and student-oriented. It feels like you are a part of something!”

Daryn Kent

Daryn Kent ’26

Stony Brook, New York

“I love the community at Dickinson Law, and the ability to connect with your professors due to the smaller cohort size.”

Ethan Kincaid ’25

Ethan Kincaid ’25

Baltimore, Maryland

“Dickinson Law has truly felt like home for me and gives me a similar close-knit feeling that my undergrad gave me.”

Aidan Levinson ’26

Aidan Levinson ’26

Zionsville, Pennsylvania

“Make sure you know your why. Different schools offer different programs and different vibes. So be sure to find your fit because this is a three-year journey, and you want to be sure you are happy along the way!”

Bri Maikisch ’25

Bri Maikisch ’25

Lakehurst, New Jersey

“Go where you feel aligns with your goals and aspirations, and if you have no clue what you want to do, ask yourself if you can spend three years in that building! Base your decision on what you want and need, the community, and your financial status/needs. While having a great community and program is wonderful, you also do not want to be hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt!”

Ayah Manalastas ’26

Ayah Manalastas ’26

Washington, D.C.

“I suggest choosing based on fit, employment rates, financial considerations, and other important factors instead of chasing prestige/rankings. Law school will be your home for three years so make sure you do your research.”

Kelsie Montierth ’26

Kelsie Montierth ’26

Kuna, Idaho

“Find a school that pushes and encourages you to set bigger goals.”

Brandan Parks ’25

Brandan Parks ’25

Herkimer, New York

“Consider both academics and experience when visiting and ultimately choosing a school. Although you are training to become a lawyer first and foremost, the people you meet and the connections you make during these three years are paramount to your success.”

Divya Patel ’26

Divya Patel ’26

Ocala, Florida

“Find a law school that speaks to your goals and aspirations.”

Kristen Ramillano ’26

Kristen Ramillano ’26

Norco, California

“Dickinson Law is so communal and welcoming! The students, professors, and administration are all invested in our success.”

Romario Ricketts ’25

Romario Ricketts ’25

Brooklyn, New York and Westmoreland, Jamaica

“After living in New York City, I wanted a change of pace and to escape the big city. When I visited Penn State Dickinson Law, I immediately fell in love with the picturesque town and the close-knit school community. The intentionally small class sizes provide ample opportunities for meaningful interactions with both peers and professors. At Dickinson Law, you’re not just a number; you’re part of a supportive and engaged academic community.”

Morgan Sandler ’26

Morgan Sandler ’26

Durant, Oklahoma

“My husband and I started the law school journey together, so a lot went into deciding a school that was a good fit for us both. His interests centered around environmental law and criminal law, but I was more of an open book — still am! So, we wanted a school that offered a wide range of opportunities as well as a school that was practical and affordable for having two law students in our household. Penn State Dickinson Law checked all of our boxes!”

Llewellyn Searing ’25

Llewellyn Searing ’25

Dallas, Texas

“Penn State Dickinson Law allows students to pick their own path, and I wanted a school where there were many options.”

Adriana Vega

Andriana Vega ’25

Cedar Rapids, Iowa

“I fell in love with the community when I came to visit. The faculty, staff, and students were all welcoming and genuinely cared about me and wanted me to succeed.”


Penn State Dickinson Law and Penn State Law are reunifying to operate as Penn State University’s single law school. While ABA approval for the reunification is pending, both schools are currently fully accredited. We submitted an application for acquiescence to operate as a single law school in July 2024 and plan to enroll a unified class in Fall 2025.