Student Voices, Real Journeys
Law Ambassadors are current Syracuse Law students who volunteer their time to help prospective students in a variety of capacities. Learn about a few of them from years past, and their path that led them to law school.
Current students share their stories and help you find yours
Law Ambassadors are current Syracuse Law students who volunteer their time to help prospective students in a variety of capacities. Learn about a few of them from years past, and their path that led them to law school.
Anthony J. Ruscitto ’22, ’23 MPA, L’27, has lived a life of service since he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps at age 17. And, while he’s no longer flying in military helicopters around the world, he has landed in a place close to home where he can be a voice to those in need: the Syracuse University College of Law.
A Central New York native, Ryleigh Peterson L’26 only applied to one law school—The Syracuse University College of Law. “For me, the decision to pursue a career in law is deeply rooted in the desire to effect positive change, provide client advocacy and foster relationships and community support,” she says. “For these reasons, there was no better place for me to begin my legal career than Syracuse Law.”
Erica Sujin Kang L’25 is quick to speak up and doesn’t mind being cold-called in class. For her, that’s all part of the learning experience at the Syracuse University College of Law. Kang hopes those skills will come in handy as she works towards being a lawyer who can speak up for others.