Adam Cohen

University of Maryland (Go Terps), University of Pennsylvania Fels Institute of Government, American University Washington College of Law

American University, Attended 2003 - 2006, Class of 2006, Other, Juris Doctor
University of Pennsylvania, Attended 2000 - 2001, Class of 2001, Master's Degree, Government Administration
University of Maryland - College Park, Attended 1996 - 2000, Class of 2000, Bachelor's Degree

Attorney

Maryland Alumni Association, American Bar Association

spending time with family and friends, seeing something new whether it be halfway across the world or in my backyard, and random efforts i take on for reasons i have not yet determined

A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, The Five People You Meet in Heaven, Einstein's Dreams, Catcher in the Rye, A Million Little Pieces (reading it right now, very good so far).

Maryland's March (The Official 2002 NCAA National Championship Video) & From Tragedy to Triumph: The Odyssey of Maryland Terrapins Basketball. And Garden State (true to my NJ roots).

Coldplay, U2, Bruce Springsteen, Howie Day, State Radio, Deathcab for Cutie, Ben Folds, & my Monster Ballads CD that I ordered from tv in college (think "When I see you smile" by Bad English or "High Enough" by Damn Yankees... so bad it's good).

24, Lost, Seinfeld, Law and Order, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Daily Show, and any Terps game.

Sagittarius

Surround me with good food, great friends and family, or anything related to the Maryland Terrapins, and you'll find me beyond content. Those that don't know me find my love for Maryland somewhat disturbing. Those that do know me, well, I like to think they find it endearing, or at least they are willing to accept me for who I am in spite of it.

Some of my positive attributes: I'm comfortable in my own skin, take lessons from the past, live for the present, and am confident in the future.

Looking to reconnect with old friends and make new ones, especially people who value their friends and family to the point that they're almost synonymous and interchangeable.