And Beyond!

What is your favorite thing about working at NASH?

Oddly enough, there’s two things. One, I think I learn something every day. To be a good teacher, I think that you need to keep learning and researching and reading. This forces me to do it. I feel really blessed that I can researching and looking up and wondering something. It is one job that really allows you to always be a student, which is what I always loved. I think the answer to how I got to law school was that I was really good at school. I would have stayed in school my whole life probably if someone had let me.

And you have a lot of autonomy here. Oddly enough, when I was practicing law, I worked for a client and if  the client wanted something, you did it. If they wanted to argue something, you did it. So you are really prescribed in what you could do and how you could approach things. When I shut my door, I teach how I want to teach. I teach what I think is the most effective, and nobody tells me, “Well, you have to do that,” or, “You shouldn’t do it that way.”  So you have a lot more freedom and autonomy here that I did practicing law.