KU Law Magazine
Winter 2023 | Jayhawk lawyers in D.C.
In the 2023 issue of KU Law Magazine, we feature alumni who have built their careers in the heart of D.C. The issue also includes stories about the Sixth Semester in D.C. program for third year law students and the Supreme Court Swearing-In Ceremony for alumni. Plus alumni news and the Volunteer Honor Roll.
2023 KU Law Magazine
Jayhawk lawyers in D.C. - Heather Wingate
Heather Wingate, L’93, enjoys being a passionate advocate for companies she believes in, including Delta Airlines where she currently serves as senior vice president of government affairs.
Jayhawk lawyers in D.C. - Nate Muyskens
From a transformative summer internship in the Department of Justice to the global stage of white-collar law with Greenberg Traurig, Nate Muyskens, L’95, shares the pivotal moments that shaped his career.
Jayhawk lawyers in D.C. - Josh DeMoss
Josh DeMoss, L'17, was an early participant of KU Law's Sixth Semester in D.C. program and now serves as a Foreign Service Officer at the USDA. Assigned to the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, DeMoss will move to China later this year.
More articles from 2023
Jayhawk lawyers in D.C. - Supreme Court Swearing-In Ceremony
In a tradition dating back to 2003, the University of Kansas School of Law has been hosting group swearing-in ceremonies for its alumni to become members of the Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Jayhawk lawyers in D.C. - Sixth Semester in D.C. Program
KU Law’s Sixth Semester in D.C. Program is more than just a semester in the nation’s capital; it’s a pathway to leadership in public service. Supported by a large network of KU Law alumni in the D.C. metro area, the program opens doors for students in Washington and beyond.
Previous Issues
FALL 2022
Pro Bono Impact: Jayhawk lawyers devoting their time and expertise to pro bono service
Fall 2019
KU Law's Global Impact: Jayhawk lawyers, scholars work all over the world
Fall 2018
Striving for Justice: Jayhawk prosecutors building cases, communities
