
Her work in helping to develop the 3+3 partnership with Willamette is described in the piece titled, "Educating Alaskans: Willamette Law launches 3+3 program partnership with University of Alaska."
“3+3” refers to 3 years of undergraduate credits plus 3 years of law school. Through this partnership with Willamette, UAA students from any major who have completed their required disciplinary credits, all of their GER credits, and a total of 90 credits overall, may apply for admission to Willamette University College of Law.
The issue also contains profiles of alums who practice in Alaska, including Mary Hughes, who is a Willamette trustee, and a member of the University of Alaska Board of Regents.