Career Services Center News

Student Bar Association (SBA) President Irene Falade arrived at USF Law from  Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, having never visited California or toured the campus.   

Associate Professor Megan Wachspress’ path to higher ed has taken her from labor litigation and appellate clerkships to environmental advocacy work challenging utilities and coal plants across the Midwest.

Long before she began building AI tools for law students, Associate Professor Alexandria Serra was figuring out how technology could help her better serve clients in her own criminal defense practice.

I’m excited to join the USF community full-time this Fall after having taught this past summer as Adjunct Faculty in the School of Nursing and Health Professions’ Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner program.

Before he ever stepped into a law school classroom as a student, Professor Mark Niles was already captivated by legal education. His mother attended law school while he was in junior high, and Niles asked to sit in on one of her classes: Criminal Procedure.

The University of San Francisco School of Law (USF Law) is proud to announce that Dean and Professor Johanna Kalb, along with Michele Benedetto Neitz, Professor and Founding Director of the USF Law Center for Law, Tech, and Social Good, and Alexandria Serra, Associate Professor, have been named to the ‘Top 50 Legal Innovators in Academia’ list, published by The National Law Review and Wickard.

The Thacher Gallery at the University of San Francisco (USF) opens its 2026-27 season with Market/Value, an exhibit featuring six interdisciplinary artists that turns the gallery into a marketplace with a series of storefronts exploring identity and nostalgia, empire and desire, ecology and place to reveal the ways that consumerism shapes our daily lives.

Master in Public Health students hosted Dr. Tomás J. Aragón, former Director of the California Department of Public Health, who shared his insights on leadership and navigating crises and uncertainty in public health.

After building a successful career without a college degree, Lupita knew earning her bachelor’s could open doors. She found USF’s BAM program — and a path to earn the degree she had always wanted.

James Reeves ‘26 spent 20 years in the United States Navy, serving as a chief petty officer — a level achieved by less than 10 percent of those who enlist in the Navy.