I am a graduating 3L at Stanford Law School. After graduation, I will be the Community Justice Fellow at the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, spending a year providing direct services to the community in Las Vegas, where I was born and raised.
At SLS, I worked in the Workers' Rights and Housing Pro Bono projects, led our NLG, participated in bargaining for our graduate worker contract (SGWU - UE Local 1043), and performed research on the repression of student protest and its implications for the Rule of Law, among other things. I was a Peggy Browning Fellow with United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America (UE) (Pittsburgh), a summer clerk at Global Labor Justice (D.C.), and extern at the Center for Protest Law and Litigation (Oakland).
Prior, I graduated summa cum laude from Dartmouth College. I was a bargaining committee member and vice chair of the fifth NLRB-recognized undergraduate worker union (SWCD). I performed research on US developmental geopolitics in Korea as well as Haiti.
Everything I do is impossible without the people.
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