Georgetown University Law Center | The Jewish Graduate Student Initiative

2022-2023 Leadership

Daniella Cohensedgh

Hi! My name is Daniella Cohensedgh and I am a 2L at Georgetown Law. Prior to pursuing my law degree, I graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles with my bachelor's degree in Sociology.

Judaism has always been a central part of my life and staying connected to my Jewish traditions and beliefs has been a priority for me during law school which is why I joined JLSA and got involved with JGSI. My involvement in both organizations has allowed me to create strong connections with other students and to continue to expand my knowledge on Judaism and why it is so important to me!

Lucas Drill

Co-President Hometown: Arlington, VA

Lucas B. Drill is a 3L at Georgetown University Law Center. Lucas graduated from Columbia University and the Jewish Theological Seminary in 2019 with degrees in Political Science and Jewish History. Lucas is a car and motorcycle enthusiast and an avid outdoorsman. Although Lucas’ family escaped from the former Soviet Union and knew little of Jewish religious practice, Lucas is committed to always learn about Judaism and is determined to make increasing religious observance a life-long pursuit. Lucas and his wife, Lizzie, reside in Arlington, VA, with their puppy, Winter.

Hannah Levinson

Vice President of Mentorship Hometown: Weston, FL

My name is Hannah Levinson and I grew up in South Florida. For college, I attended the University of Pennsylvania where I studied Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. During undergrad, I was greatly involved with Hillel and Jewish life on campus. Following undergrad, I went to straight to law school at Georgetown University Law Center. I will be working in corporate law in New York City this upcoming summer.

Matthew Rasson

Co-President Hometown: Los Angeles, CA

Matthew Rasson is a 2L at Georgetown University Law Center. Born and raised in Los Angeles, he graduated UCLA in 2020 with a bachelors cum laude in history. During college, Matthew was involved with Hillel at UCLA, created his own Bitcoin ATM company, and interned for Oakwood Legal Group before starting law school last year. During his free time, Matt enjoys playing spikeball, video games, and really enjoys cooking.