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Meet the Team

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Katelynd Todd (She/Her)

National President

Katelynd (“KT”) is first-generation high school graduate and current law student at the University of Florida Levin College of Law. She has a Master of Public Health in Biostatistics and Epidemiology from UC Berkeley and a Bachelor of Science in Health Education and Behavior from the University of Florida. Prior to law school, KT served as a Disability & Health Fellow for the National Association of City and County Health Officials, worked in public health advocacy and nonprofit campaigns, and was a public school teacher. She is passionate about accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities and intersectional equity for socioeconomic and racial marginalization. 

 

You can reach Katelynd at katelynd@ndlsa.org.

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Olivia Fisher (She/Her)

Secretary

Olivia is 3L at the North Carolina Central University School of Law.  She serves as NDLSA’s secretary and as co-president of NCCU’s DLSA.  She previously worked as a supervisor for an independent living program for developmentally disabled adults.  She received her MSW from University of Pittsburgh in 2010.  She is particularly interested in restorative justice, reproductive justice, sexual and domestic violence, trauma-informed law and juvenile advocacy.  In her down time, she enjoys roasting coffee, making rugs out of worn-out clothes, and spending time with her 11-year-old daughter. 

 

You can reach Olivia at olivia@ndlsa.org.

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T. Sydney Bergeron Mikus (They/She)

DIr. Pre-Law Support

As Associate Director of Pre-Law Support, Sydney predominantly assists disabled prospective and admitted law students from application through 0L.

Sydney is a Public Interest Scholar in the class of 2024 at Penn State Dickinson Law. Previously, they worked in the fashion industry.

 

You can reach Sydney at sydney.mikus@ndlsa.org.

Aidee Campa (She/Her)

Dir. Law Sch. Support

Aidee holds a JD from Syracuse University College of Law. She served as vice president of its Disability Law Society for two years, trying to help other disabled students navigate law school.  

 

You can reach Aidee at aidee@ndlsa.org.

Courtney Bergan (They/Them)

Dir. Events

You can reach Courtney at courtney@ndlsa.org.

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Chris Vu (Ze/Him)

Dir. Outreach

Chris is a Fall 2021 graduate from Santa Clara Law, where ze founded the school’s DLSA chapter. Ze is currently a Justice Catalyst Fellow with The Coelho Center and the Anti-Racism Center at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. Through hir work, ze is working on mental health equity policy by working with community members and other stakeholders involved in the public mental healthcare system.

 

You can reach Chris at chrisv@ndlsa.org.

Anne Luquette (She/Her)

Dir. Human Resources

You can reach Anne at anne@ndlsa.org.

Kate Frederick (She/Her)

Advocacy Director

Kate lives in Vermont and is in her third year of studying the law, having already earned a Masters in Restorative Justice, and a Master’s in Liberal Studies – Psychology.  Passionate about lobbying for pregnancy, lactation and disability rights along with better health policy in Congress and state legislatures, Kate has experience with requesting reasonable accommodations for autoimmune conditions, spinal cord and brain injuries, and cognitive issues affecting law students. Kate is part of the sandwich generation and a believer in the health benefits of yoga, mindfulness and food as medicine for reversing autoimmune dis-ease.

 

You can reach Kate at kate@ndlsa.org.

Anders Miller (He/Him)

Dir. Licensure

You can reach Anders at anders@ndlsa.org.

Katelyn C. Keegan (She/Her)

Dir. Prof. Development

Katelyn is a Class of 2022 Graduate of the University of Baltimore, School of Law, where she founded and led a chapter of DLSA. Katelyn works as a program manager in a JD advantage position with the US Department of Defense. She is also Deputy Lead of the Montgomery County (MD) Virtual Emergency Response Team. 

 

You can reach Katelyn at katelyn@ndlsa.org.

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Chris Scott (Pronoun: Open to All)

Dir. Fundraising

Meet Chris Scott. Chris is a first-generation college graduate and law student from Third Ward, Houston, Texas. As a legal scholar, Chris focuses on the Anti-Blackness, dehumanization, and the exploitation of marginalized groups through the American legal system. 

As a law student at Howard University School of Law, Chris spends his time organizing around issues such as student accommodations, accessibility, and disability justice through the Atypical Law Students’ Organization (ALSO), which he co-founded.

 

You can reach Chris at chris@ndlsa.org.

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Drew Fabricius (He/Him)

Dir. Tech

Drew is a California native at Mizzou Law in the class of 2023. He founded Mizzou Law’s Disabled and Allied Law Students Association, and is interested in disability rights and public defense. Before law school, Drew worked as an employment advisor for folks with disabilities.

 

You can reach Drew at drew@ndlsa.org.

Sabrina Surgil (She/Her)

Dir. Social Media

Sabrina is the Director of Social Media for NDLSA. She is a 2L at University of Virginia School of Law, where she is president of Advocates for Disability Rights and a Law & Public Service Fellow. Sabrina primarily works at the intersection of disability rights and immigrant justice. 

 

You can reach Sabrina at sabrina@ndlsa.org.

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