Quotes from MSLA Graduates
Christine Eckhardt, MSLA
“The MSLA program gave me the tools that I needed to make a successful career change that has proved to be both enriching and rewarding. I have had the opportunity to learn new skills and to share my many years of management experience with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado by being involved in a variety of projects within the court.”
Selvoy Fillerup, JD \ MSLA dual degree
“I once listened to an attorney speak about the pitfalls of starting his own law firm. He lamented losing hundreds of thousands of dollars due to inefficiencies in his management practices. He then gave examples of things he would have done differently. Everything he listed is taught in the MSLA program. Had he spent a little extra time and money by enrolling in the MSLA program he could have saved himself a lot of time and money.”
Cathy Bagot, MSLA
“As the first student to be admitted to and complete the MSLA program on-line, I have a unique perspective. I found the program to be rigorous, but participating on-line offered needed flexibility. One of my initial concerns was that the on-line program would be impersonal, with little contact between students and professors. I did not need to fear; several professors indicated that they actually felt that they got to know the on-line students better than those in their traditional classroom classes. I value the program’s involvement of professors who are current legal administration practitioners — from courts, government and private legal offices. The insight of each, gained from their real world experiences, was invaluable.”
Mimi Furnadzhieva, Justice, Supreme Court of Cassation, Bulgaria, MSLA graduate 2006
The study in MSLA gave me the understanding that providing justice, apart from the judges, requires a multitude of faithful, capable and bright people, who always stay behind the stage, but the result of their work benefits everyone.
