Advising
At an advising appointment, we can discuss where and when to apply for law school, personal statements, the LSAT and your career aspirations. Whether it’s a single meeting or a recurring advising appointment, we’re here to help.
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Contact
Professor Michelle Jeffs teaches in the Criminal Justice department. She graduated from Weber State in 2009, majoring in English and Political Science, and then attended BYU Law School from 2011 to 2014. Prior to teaching at Weber State University, Professor Jeffs clerked for Judge Davis in the Fourth District and then worked as a prosecutor in Weber County.
Professor Jeffs loves the law, and she is passionate about helping students successfully prepare to go to law school. When she’s not working, she enjoys running, camping, and spending time with her four rambunctious kids.
Email her to set up a Zoom appointment, or drop by her office hours Mondays 9:30-10:30 a.m. for a quick question.
- michellejeffs@weber.edu
- Lindquist Hall, Room 310