AAC
STAFF PROFILES LAW CLERK — DYLAN LOFTON
Education: I graduated from Texas Christian University in 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in political science and sociology. I am currently pursuing a juris doctorate at William H. Bowen School of Law and a masters in public service at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service.
Family information: I am from
Saginaw, Texas, and grew up in the Fort Worth area. I am from a military family, so they are from a lot of different places.
My favorite meal: Authentic tacos with queso and salsa.
When I’m not working I’m: Fishing or watching Liver- pool F.C.
Te accomplishments of which I am most proud: I am most proud of receiving the Pillar of University Leadership
Award and Change Agent award from Texas Christian Uni- versity for fighting for the causes I believe in.
At the top of my bucket list is to:Honey- moon in Greece.
Te hardest thing I have ever done is:
Maintain a social life during law school. You might be surpised to learn that: I was
sorted into Gryffindor (Harry Potter). My pet peeve is: Loud people in the law
library. How long have you been at the AAC, and
what are you working on? I started at AAC in May
2020. I have been working in the litigation department as a litigation clerk this summer. In fall and spring, I will be working as a policy clerk in the policy department. I am currently drafting statements of indisputable material facts and other documents in court.
LAW CLERK — DOROTHY SPECTOR Education: I went to college at Boston University, where
I received my degree in political science. I am now a JD/ MPS concurrent degree student at the William H. Bowen School of Law and the Clinton School of Public Service where I will receive my masters in public service.
Family information: I was born and raised in Miami, Florida. My dad is a Mi- ami native, and my mom is from South America. Tey met when my mom was transferred from New York to Miami for her job.
My favorite meal: Argentian empana- das. When I’m not working I’m: Preparing to bring home
my new Beagle puppy Jagger. He is about five weeks old and still with his litter.
42 Te accomplishments of which I am most proud:
Graduting from Boston University in three years with a degree in political science.
At the top of my bucket list is to: Explore Greece.
Te hardest thing I have ever done is: Nurs- ing my cat from home when she was passing away.
You might be surpised to learn that: The Harry Potter sorting hat quiz put me in Slytherin
House. My pet peeve is: Clutter.
How long have you been at the AAC, and what
projects are you working on? I started working at AAC in June. I am working on state policy issues and draft bills.
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Dylan Lofton
Dorothy Spector
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