Law School
After graduating from college, Jason enrolled at the University of Missouri-Columbia Law School. While at Missouri, he earned an advanced certificate in dispute resolution, and was a member of the Dean's List three times. Jason went back to Washington D.C. where he interned in the CNN Washington D.C. Bureau.
One of Jason's most enlightening experiences came when he worked at the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City, during his last semester in Columbia. While at the Capitol, Jason worked with representative Trent Skaggs and other Kansas City Northland Democrat legislators, as well as various Statewide officials. This gave Jason an intimate understanding of the recent issues and challenges facing Missouri, as well as a close-up view of the day to day routine of a Missouri legislator.
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