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County introduces two Rural Pathways law-student interns

Wyoming County Board of Supervisors Committee of the Whole · July 14, 2026
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Summary

The committee introduced two participants in the New York State Unified Court System's Rural Pathways Program: Sarah Zulewski (UB, class of 2028) and Andrew Thuesen (University at Albany). The eight-week program places law students in rural counties for rotations through local legal settings.

Supervisors were introduced to two 2026 Rural Pathways Program participants placed in Wyoming County as part of the New York State Unified Court System internship initiative. The minutes name Sarah Zulewski (UB, class of 2028) and Andrew Thuesen (University at Albany) as participants.

The program is recorded in the minutes as an eight-week summer placement that rotates students through private firms, district attorneys, public defenders, and judges' chambers to expose law students to rural legal practice. The transcript does not list assigned host offices or specific start and end dates beyond the program outline in the minutes.