In March ‘26, Greg Moffatt was honored to serve as Vice President of the United States at a 2-day national security law crisis simulation at the Georgetown Law National Security Center. A cohort of JD and LLM students assume cabinet-level and sub-cabinet level roles in helping the President (Professor Mary DeRosa) and Vice President navigate a series of very realistic and intertwined national security threats. The simulation was coordinated by Professor Laura Donohue and was supported and evaluated by current and former officials from the White House and across the intelligence community. It features a breathtaking array of cutting edge technologies and the legal and ethical issues they present. Moffatt came away thoroughly impressed with the experience, despite the lack of publicly financed housing and transportation services.

Looking forward to seeing the Class of 1991 in October.

It's amazing what legal lessons are the most lasting. I sometimes catch myself telling younger colleagues to "separate the wheat from the chaff" as well as "pigs get fat but hogs get slaughtered." ("pigs" stood for passive income generators, I'm not sure what "hogs" stand for.) But it's good advice nonetheless and applicable in many situations! Looking forward to seeing classmates lo these many years.

I have not been able to attend past reunions, so I am happy I will be able to come to DC this year for our 35th. I look forward to reconnecting with classmates.
Following graduation, I returned to the LA area and practiced Labor and Employment law at Mitchell & Knupp LLP. In 1998, I went in-house to Sony Pictures Entertainment and 28 years later I am still there. The scope of my role has changed over the years which has kept it interesting. I currently oversee Ethics & Legal Compliance in addition to the Employment and Labor Relations legal groups.
My husband Mike and I live in Manhattan Beach where we raised our two kids.

Greetings fellow alumni 👋🏽 I am happy to be on the reunion committee, and to be reuniting soon! 
After graduation, I went to business school, practiced as in-house counsel, and served in leadership roles with alumni, community, and professional associations. I have grown through interesting experiences like yoga, community radio, and TEDx. In recent years, I facilitate learning and leadership as a college professor, advisor, and travel curator.
Looking forward ! 🌞

Wow, I cannot believe how time flies! It’s our 35th reunion. I’m retired after 25 years of working in the New York State Court system, and I’m looking forward to seeing all of you after so many years.