As I begin my second year at
Howard University School of Law, I’ve been reflecting on a summer and upcoming school year filled with growth, opportunities, and reminders of why I chose this path in the first place.
This summer, I had the privilege of serving as a Summer Legal Intern with the
United States Attorneys' Offices for the District of New Jersey. Being able to step into spaces where the law is practiced every day, observing court proceedings and a trial, researching and drafting legal work, and working with grand jury transcripts gave me a deeper understanding of both the power and responsibility that comes with being an attorney. More importantly, it reminded me how meaningful it is to see Black women entering and making an impact in spaces where we have historically been underrepresented.
As I enter my 2L year, I’m incredibly grateful to continue building a legal education rooted in service and advocacy. I was honored to be pinned as a Student Attorney for Howard Law’s Civil Rights Clinic for Spring 2027, where I’ll have the opportunity to serve clients and put the skills I’ve learned in the classroom into practice.
I’m also excited to officially join the
Howard Human and Civil Rights Law Review, Volume XI, as a Staff Editor and serve as the Secretary of Howard Law’s
Christian Legal Society. Each of these opportunities represents a different part of my journey to becoming a lawyer; one committed to service, scholarship, advocacy, and community.
There is still so much work to do, and I’m ready for it.
Here’s to 2L year! To learning more, serving more, advocating more, and continuing to take up space. ⚖️❤️💙
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