Touro Law Student Ambassadors

Touro Law's Student Ambassadors, selected on a competitive basis, assist the school with various tasks throughout the year including engaging with prospective and admitted students.  As current second-,  third-, and fourth-year law students, the Student Ambassadors have first-hand knowledge of the law school application process and what it takes to thrive during your 1L year. They are here to provide insight into the student experience and answer any questions you may have about Touro Law. Please check back in fall when we welcome additional Full-time and FlexTime Ambassadors!

Kimberly Asitimbay

3L. FlexTime  

Hometown: North Bellmore, NY

Undergraduate Institution/Major: SUNY Old Westbury, B.A. Politics, Economics, and Law
Graduate School: Fordham Law School, Masters of Studies in Law

Areas of Interest: Immigration law, Disability law

Law school activity: Honors Program Scholar

Interesting fact about me: I am a mom of 4 and I work full-time as an Assistant Director of Compliance for a non-profit agency that works with individuals with disabilities.

Advice for prospective/accepted students: Everyone has busy lives and it can be tough to balance school, work, and family responsibilities. My advice for incoming 1L's is to plan ahead for important dates (birthdays, weddings, etc.) and to stay on top of your weekly readings/ stay organized (tracking what is due & when.) You can do this!

Contact Kimberly!


Olivia Eichhorn

3L, FlexTime
Hometown: Deer Park, NY
Undergraduate Institution/Major: Molloy University, B.S. Criminal Justice/Psychology, M.S. Criminal Justice

Areas of interest: Bankruptcy Law, Trademark and Intellectual Property, Fashion Law

Law school activities: Legal Education Access Program TA, Honors Program Scholar, Journal of Race Gender & Ethnicity

Interesting fact about me: I am a cosplayer and make my own costumes for fun.

Advice for prospective/accepted students: Try to make friends early on! While your professors will always be available to help you, your peers will be an active and strong support system and may provide some new insight you hadn't considered before. We're all going through this together and it's important to remember that.

Contact Olivia!


Connor Evrard-Marsh

3L Full-Time Day
Hometown: Commack, NY
Undergraduate Institutions/Major: Suffolk Community/Adelphi University A.S. and B.S. in Criminal Justice
Areas of interest: Criminal Prosecution, Civil Rights, Immigration

Law school activities: Honors Program Scholar, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity: Justice, Tort Law Society: Vice President, Criminal Law Society: Representative, Student Bar Association: 2L Full-Time Representative and First Generation Student Representative, Touro Law Legal Clinic: Legal Assistant

Interesting fact about me: I love combat sports. (MMA is the best sport in the world). I have a Rottweiler named Raven. I was the co-captain of a Call of Duty Competitive team that was ranked #1 in the world for the first 3 months of Black Ops 3’s release. I love anything involving culture.

Advice for accepted/prospective law students: Take your time and smell the roses. You will have good days and bad days. You will never get this time back so enjoy it while you can. Try everything you can and get involved. It will make your time here so much more meaningful.

Contact Connor!

Morgan Golightly

2L FlexTime Manhattan Campus

Hometown: Belmar, NJ

Undergraduate Institutions/Major: Rowan University, B.A., Political Science

Areas of interest: Intellectual Property

Law school activities: Manhattan Campus Representative for Touro Student Bar Association, Manhattan Campus representative for Touro Intellectual Property Law Society, and a student member of the following: New Jersey Bar Association, American Bar Association, New York City Bar Association, and Morris County Bar Association.

Interesting fact about me: I have traveled to eight countries in the last five years, and enjoy spending time with my fiancé and my Tibetan spaniel- Riley.

Advice for accepted/prospective law students: Take advantage of all the opportunities that Touro Law has to offer!

Contact Morgan!

Andrew Martin

3L. Full-Time Day 

Hometown: Melville, NY

Undergraduate Institution/Major: Misericordia University, B.A. in Government, Law, and National Security; B.A. in Philosophy

Areas of Interest: Family Law, Civil litigation, and Zoning Law

Law school activities: Vice President Public Interest Law Organization of Touro, Vice President Family Law Society, Vice President Suffolk County Bar Association, Secretary of the Federal Bar Association,
2L Representative Elder Law, Trusts, and Estates Society, Outreach Coordinator Trial Advocacy and Practice Honor Society.

Interesting fact about me: I am currently the only law school student member of the Huntington lawyers club, reach out to me if you’re a Huntington resident and want to learn more.

Advice for prospective/accepted students: Learn about and eventually join the various bar associations you’re interested in. Law Students are entitled to join the American Bar Association, the Federal Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association, the bar association of the county you reside in, and the county your law school is located in. Typically, you can join these bar associations for free as a law student!

Contact Andrew!

Serafina Russo 

3L, FlexTime

Hometown: Queens, NY

Undergraduate Institution/Major: CUNY Queens College, B.S. in Political Science, minor in Italian-American Studies & Psychology

Areas of Interest: Public Interest Law, Personal Injury 

Law School Activities: Journal of Race Gender & Ethnicity, Student Bar Association - ABA Representative, Women’s Bar Association (WBA), Public Interest Law Organization of Touro (PILOT), Italian-American Student Bar Association

Interesting fact about me: I am a first-generation college graduate and law student, who returned to school 11 years after finishing undergrad & I am a full-time paralegal in Manhattan.

Advice for prospective/accepted students: Starting law school, especially later on in life can feel daunting but it is such a rewarding experience and Touro is a support system. Time management and stress management are key. Your professors are there to help you so attend office hours!

Contact Serafina!


Julia Sanchez 

3L, Full-Time Day

Hometown: Riverhead, NY

Undergraduate Institution/Major: Stony Brook University, B.A. in Women's and Gender Studies

Areas of Interest: Estates, Trusts, & Wills, Federal and State Criminal Defense, 17-A and Article 81 Guardianships, Disability Advocacy and Juvenile Justice Reform

Law School Activities: Honors Scholar, Moot Court Honors Board Jr. Member, FLORA 2L Representative
Herstory Writers Workshop, Breaking Barriers

Interesting fact about me: I am an avid paddleboarder and spend all of my free time exploring parks and beaches.

Advice for prospective/accepted students: Read absolutely everything you can get your hands on! Law School is a literary endeavor, and that continues into the practice of law. Remain curious and open to diverse perspectives. Your professors and mentors are here to help you. Do not be afraid to reach out to them!

Contact Julia!


Carly Slattery

2L, January Start Full-Time Day

Hometown: Dix Hills, NY

Undergraduate Institution/Major: Colgate University, B.A. Philosophy

Areas of Interest: Medical Malpractice and Health Law, Intellectual Property, Corporate Law

Law School Activities: Intellectual Property Law Society President; Student Bar Association Representative; Health Law Projects Event Coordinator

Interesting fact about me: I have gone through extensive training to become a trained Crisis Center volunteer.

Advice for prospective/accepted students: One of the most important things I have recognized throughout my time in law school thus far is to never be afraid to ask questions or ask for help. Whether it be asking a Professor, asking a colleague, or asking another member of Touro's extraordinary faculty, those around you are always happy to help. Remember to be an advocate for yourself and others. Asking questions will help you to learn, to meet new people, and to get more involved!

Contact Carly!

J’Nae Thompson

2L, January Start Full-Time Day

Hometown: Decatur, Georgia

Undergraduate Institution/Major: Auburn University at Montgomery, B.A. Political Science

Areas of interest: Medical Malpractice, Insurance Defense, or Corporate

Law school activities: Trial Advocacy and Practice Honor Society Member, Student Bar Association Election Chair, BLSA Treasurer, LexisNexis Student Representative

Interesting fact about me: I enjoy mat pilates and barre classes. 

Advice for accepted/prospective law students: Imposter syndrome is something that A LOT of law students may experience when they start law school, however, you are here for a reason. Be confident and remember why you are. The next thing that I want to point out, is that a lot of students fail to take advantage of the writing center, the library, and LEAP. LEAP can be used throughout the school year if you need additional one-on-one help outside of the classroom setting. The writintudg center and the librarians are very useful in helping students become great writers and researchers, which is very useful in this career. These programs and places are designed to help students excel throughout their law school careers. The last piece of advice that I would give to 1Ls or prospective students would be to utilize your professor's office hours. Do not allow yourself to be confused for a second because things tend to build on each other. Figure out what confused you sooner rather than later.

Contact J'Nae!

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