June Marshall ’00

BA 2000, Rice University
JD, The George Washington University School of Law

Get to Know June

Executive Bio

June L. Marshall ’00 received a bachelor’s degree in economics and policy studies and also successfully completed the Rice Teacher Education Certification Program. She also earned a Juris Doctor from The George Washington University School of Law. Marshall is a real estate attorney in Holland & Knight LLP’s Washington, D.C., office. She has volunteered with the Rice Alumni Volunteers for Admission, the D.C. Rice Alumni Planning Committee and is a member of the Association of Rice University Black Alumni.

What part of serving on the ARA board are you most excited about?

I am excited about being able to help move forward the goals and priorities of the ARA Board, while helping to strengthen the connection and engagement with Alumni.

What is your favorite "Only at Rice" story or memory?

One favorite Rice memory is helping pull together the first ever Black Student Association (BSA) "Soul Night" in a week's time! It was in March 1998 and the theme was a "Celebration of Black History through Movement." The support that we received from the Rice community was phenomenal. From the choreography, singers and food donation - it was truly a group effort that made the night a success. It was a very proud moment for everyone involved.

If you could give one piece of advice to Rice students, what would it be?

You are receiving a valuable, well-rounded education, but make sure that you are taking time out to enjoy your time at Rice outside of studying - clubs, volunteering, intramural sports, etc. It is important to be involved in the Rice community while you are still a student. The time goes by very fast!