Alison Neveil ’17 is a student at Temple University Beasley School of Law, and a 2015 Law and Public Policy Scholar. Born and Raised in Northeast Philadelphia, Alison has always had a passion for politics, public policy, and the law. In 2014, she graduated summa cum laude from West Chester University of Pennsylvania, receiving her B.A. in Communication Studies, with a minor in Political Science. Alison was a leader of the West Chester Division II women’s golf team, and was also employed for two years by West Chester’s Residence Life and Housing Services as a Resident Assistant. As a Law & Public Policy Scholar, Ms. Neveil is working at the United States House of Representatives in the Office of Congressman Robert Brady. Her policy interests involve exploring gun control and regulation, focusing specifically on the Philadelphia area. At Temple Law, Ms. Neveil is the Vice President of the Brehon Irish Law Society and an active member of the Women’s Law Caucus. After graduation, Alison hopes to continue a career in public policy and the political arena.
