Athletic Hall of Fame

At Rochester:

• Three-time ITA All-American
• Reached 2001 NCAA Division III women's singles championship match
• Career record of 96-27 (.781) across singles and doubles play
• Ranks in programs all-time top-10 in singles wins, combined wins and is third in career doubles win percentage (.789)
• Two-time All-UAA, three-time UCAA
• UCAA Player of the Year and NYSWCAA Player of the Year in 2001-02
• Helped Rochester to 13-5 record in 2001-02, finishing first in the UCAA and third in the UAA, qualifying for the NCAA Division III Tournament as a team

Post-Graduate:

• Earned Master of Public Health from University of Rochester School of Medicine
• Juris Doctor from Boston College Law School
• Founded own practice, BioPharma Law Group, in 2014
• Taught as adjunt professor at Cornell, UPenn and Harvard
• Wrote two books on intellectual property & health technologies and public health & patents
• Currently lives in Fairport, NY
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