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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

An abundance of thanks to Snell & Wilmer for hosting the Abundance Law Society last night! We had a strong turnout of ASU Law students for an evening with the firm’s attorneys. Special thanks to Ed Hermes for helping make it possible. #ASULaw #Abundance

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Meet Jordan Turoff, Secretary of the Abundance Law Society at ASU! A 3L focused on AI, Jordan is interested in the energy and infrastructure needed for technological growth—and reforms to expand generation, strengthen the grid, and keep power reliable and affordable. #ASULaw

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Meet Gabriela Mark, one of our 1L Reps! Gabriela studied History and Psychology at USD and interned at an immigration law firm. She joined the Abundance Law Society to explore barriers to housing, transportation & infrastructure—and how lawyers can make essential resources more accessible.

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Meet Sydney Rookes, one of our 1L Representatives! A proud Auburn alumna, Sydney studied Public and One Health and Hunger Studies. She hopes to explore food and drug regulation, food systems policy, urban agriculture, food access, and public health infrastructure. #ASULaw #Abundance

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Meet Amy Lu, one of our 1L Representatives! Amy studied English (Literature) at ASU, then worked as a substitute teacher and conference researcher. Her work with underserved populations drew her to ALS’s mission. Outside law school, she’s an avid reader and fairytale-media fan. #ASULaw #Abundance

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Meet Malin Rapp, one of our 1L Representatives! Malin holds a master’s in statistics and spent several years in public health research before law school. She’s interested in how law, policy, and data can work together to solve complex problems. Welcome, Malin! #Abundance #ASULaw

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Meet Laura Kemp, one of our 1L reps! Laura holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in geology and has worked for the U.S. Forest Service, New Mexico Environment Department, Los Alamos National Lab, and Arizona State Parks. She’s excited to help put abundance ideas into practice!

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Meet Megan Starses, a member of the Abundance Law Society’s 1L Rep Committee! Megan grew up in Goodyear, AZ, graduated from Tufts in 2024 with majors in International Relations and Economics and a minor in Chinese, and later taught English in Taiwan through Fulbright. Welcome, Megan! #ASULaw

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

We’re pleased to welcome Alysha Villelli as our new External Liaison Officer! Alysha is an ASU Law 1L with experience at the Oregon State Capitol and backgrounds in economics and real estate. She is particularly interested in housing abundance. Welcome to ALS, Alysha!

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

We’re growing! When we opened applications for our 1L representative positions and external liaison officer, we received far more interest than we expected. The strength of the applicant pool led us to create a larger representative committee. Meet them soon! #ASULaw #Abundance

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

We have several exciting events coming up, including a talk on energy law permitting, a networking happy hour with Snell & Wilmer, a talk on narratives around abundance and progress, and finally, a potential guest speaker on AI governance in November! Follow us to learn more! @asulaw.bsky.social

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Abundance Law Society at ASU @abundancelawasu.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

The Abundance Law Society recently held its first event at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University with Professor @gregshill.com. Abundance can be an abstract concept, so Professor Shill approached it through the concrete example of transportation. Thank you, attendees!

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