Business and Transactional Center Fellow
Sarah Lynch-Chaput, J.D. Candidate '24, received her Bachelor of Legal Studies at Washburn University. Before attending law school, she worked as an adjudicator for the Kansas Department of Labor and a paralegal at the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission.
At Washburn Law, Sarah is President of the Women's Legal Forum, a VITA clinic volunteer, and a student ambassador. Sarah is working as an intern in the Legal Department at the Kansas Bankers Association.
Sarah hopes to use her legal education, along with her previous experience, to do business and transactional law in the private or public sector.
Short URL for this page:
https://washburnlaw.edu/btlcfellow
The BTLC Fellow assists the Center in a variety of capacities, including:
- Working to increase the Center's outreach to both current and prospective law students.
- Conducting business-related research and analysis on behalf of the Center.
- Serving as the Center's liaison with alumni and practitioners who visit the law school to give presentations related to business and transactional law.
- Preparing marketing and informational materials regarding various Center-sponsored events and activities.
Previous Fellows
- Robert Armstrong, Jr. (2020-2022)
- Rachel Schwein (2019-2020)
- Kayla Stavinoha (2018-2019)
- Kacey Scott (2017-2018)
- Matthew Wiebe (2016-2017)
- Valerie Desroches (2015-2016)