Prelaw Advising Pre-law students should work with the Prelaw Committee in preparation for admission to law school. Prelaw advisors are available to assist students in any number of areas related to law school admissions: course selection, preparation for the LSAT , selecting prospective law schools, and the admissions process, to name a few. Register with the Prelaw Committee and receive direct emails about our special events, services, and important deadlines.

The Prelaw Committee also sponsors a number of programs designed to acquaint students with the many facets of law as well as informational meetings and guest speakers intended to assist students in the pre-law advising program. For example, we visited Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord, NH, and were able to meet with admissions staff, faculty, and UNH graduates now enrolled. Participation in these events is strongly encouraged.
Prelaw students may meet with any of the members of the Pre-law Committee, whose members are listed below:
Drew Christie, Associate Professor of Justice Studies and Philosophy
MSL: Yale University School of Law
PhD: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hamilton Smith Hall, room 50A
603.862.3078
drewc@unh.edu
Areas of interest: Mock Trial, Constitutional, Education, and Environmental Law Paula M. DiNardo, Prelaw Advisor
CAGS: University of New Hampshire
MA: Michigan State University
Hood House, room 106
603.862.3485Areas of interest: LSAC, LSDAS, LSAT prep, managing the law school applicaiton process
Molly Girard Dorsey, Assistant Professor of History
JD: Harvard University School of Law
PhD: Yale University
Horton Social Science Center, room 438
603.862.1764
mlgirard@unh.edu
Areas of Interest: Modern Law, American Legal History, War
Charles Putnam, Co-Director: JusticeWorks and Coach of UNH Mock Trial
JD: University of Connecticut School of Law
Huddleston Hall, room 208
603.862.7041
charles.putnam@unh.edu
http://www.unh.edu/justiceworks/
Areas of Interest: Prosecution of crimes against children, the impact of technology on
justice information systems, and the evolving issues of personal privacy versus public
access to information held by government agenciesDante J. Scala, Associate Professor of Political Science
PhD: University of Chicago
Horton Social Science Center
dante.scala@unh.edu
Nick Smith, Assistant Professor of Philosophy
JD: SUNY Buffalo
PhD: Vanderbilt University
Hamilton Smith Hall, room 30
603.862.1329
nick.smith@unh.edu
http://pubpages.unh.edu/~nicks/
and “Candid Advice for Undergraduates Considering Law School”
Areas of interest: Apologies and Forgiveness; Philosophy of Law, Politics and
Society, particularly as considered through contemporary continental philosophy; Aesthetics