Southern California
Duke University, 2000, B.S.E., Civil Engineering with
a Certificate in Architectural Engineering. Cadet,
Air Force ROTC
Served four years on active duty as an officer and a
federal agent in the U.S. Air Force Office of Special
Investigations, conducting felony criminal investigations.
At her last assignment in Germany, she
served as a counterintelligence analyst specializing
in Turkey and the Levant region, and she strategized
and directed the counterintelligence activities
of over 180 federal agents in Europe and Africa.
Volunteered for two months with her husband at
an indigenous Bible college and children's home
in remote Southeast India, and helped distribute
humanitarian aid to villages that suffered from the
2004 tsunami.
Students think outside of themselves and look out
for one another, and the remarkably gifted faculty
always have their doors open to share their wisdom
on both the law and life.
Professor Andy Leipold for Criminal Law and Professor
Bruce Smith for History of Anglo-American
Criminal Procedure.
An avid runner and musician, Nana has played the
piano since she was 5 years old, carting her trusty
Chickering piano around the world. Enjoys classical
piano, especially the intense pieces composed by
Sergei Rachmaninoff to relieve stress.
Enjoys studying in the Law School Library, Café
Kopi and Pages for All Ages bookstore.
Would like to practice litigation with a large law
firm in Los Angeles for several years before moving
to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
