Alexandra Krotov - Spring 2022 Intern
January 20, 2022
Ally Krotov, Intern for Spring 2022
Alexandra Krotov is the Spring 2022 Intern for the Law Office of Mark Nicholson. She is a sophomore at IUPUI, majoring in Law in Liberal Arts with a Communications minor.
Ally plans on obtaining her paralegal certificate and working as a paralegal post-graduation while going to law school. She made the Dean’s List, plays volleyball, attended Culver Military Academy, and is a full-time model. Also, Ally is a co-host on the Circle City News podcastNew Paragraph
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