The credit for these accomplishments goes to each and every person who has every worked on The Digital Voice and put their time and dedication towards making it the best it could possible be. I cannot express how grateful I am for everyone, writers, editors, graphic designers, etc. who has worked on TDV at some point in time. Your work has allowed this publication to reach heights I never imagined possible. More importantly, to the best advisor, mentor, professor, and department head (all the same person:), thank you for giving me this opportunity and for helping me every step of the way. Most importantly, thank you for the irreplaceable advice and guidance you provided over the last four year, inside and outside of The Digital Voice.
Passing on something you had such a big hand in creating is often nerve wrecking. Despite this, I am extremely excited to pass The Digital Voice down to our next editor-in-chief and see where he takes the publication during his remaining three years at the university. I have nothing but confidence that Mitchell will only continue to improve The Digital Voice during his time in charge. As I move and continue to grow in law school and then my career, I look forward to watching the continuing growth and success of The Digital Voice.