Alexa Levy – She/Her – Section 5
Alexa is a 2L from Atlanta, Georgia. She graduated from Columbia University, where she majored in History and played oboe in the Columbia University Orchestra. Before law school, Alexa worked at Davis Polk as a legal assistant. At HLS, she has been involved with the Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project and Harvard Business Law Review. She is also a member of the Women’s Law Association and Jewish Law Students Association. She spent her 1L summer with the New York Attorney General and plans to practice corporate law in New York City after graduation. In her free time, Alexa loves to run, go to workout classes, spot cute dogs around Cambridge, and get ice cream at New City Microcreamery.
Ali Medina – She/Her – Section 4
Ali is a 2L from Los Angeles. She graduated from Harvard College in 2022, majoring in History with a minor in Film and Visual Studies. Before law school, she coached high school moot court. At HLS, Ali is involved with CRCL, Alianza, and PLAP. Ali spent her 1L summer in Detroit, working at ACLU of Michigan. In her free time, she enjoys creative writing, video essays on movies and shows she’s never seen, and trying new lattes.
Alyssa Ince – She/Her – Section 3
Alyssa is a 2L from Baltimore, Maryland. She graduated from Yale in 2020 with a B.A. in Political Science and Ethnicity, Race, and Migration. Before law school, she was a Development Associate at Lawyers for Good Government and a Legal Assistant at Shearman & Sterling. She spent her 1L summer at Ropes & Gray in New York. At HLS, she is involved with the Prison Legal Assistance Project, the Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law, and the Black Law Students Association. In her free time, she enjoys yoga, dystopian novels, trying new recipes, cheering on the Baltimore Ravens, and spending time with friends.
Amelia Steinbach – She/Her – Section 4
Amelia is a 2L from Durham, NC. She graduated from Duke University (go Blue Devils!) with a Political Science degree in 2021. Before law school, she spent a year in Ireland on a Mitchell Scholarship, where she received a Master’s in Gender, Politics, and International Relations from University College Dublin. She then spent a year on Capitol Hill, working as a Legislative Fellow for Congresswoman Deborah Ross (NC-02). At HLS, Amelia is involved in the Women’s Law Association and the Journal of Law & Gender, and she also serves as a Research Assistant. She spent her 1L summer at the MacArthur Justice Center in New Orleans. After law school, Amelia is interested in pursuing government lawyering, reproductive justice, and/or civil rights law. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, playing tennis, hiking in national parks, trying new vegan recipes, and rewatching feel-good TV shows.
Austen Dellinger – She/Her – Section 7
Austen is a 2L from Durham, North Carolina. She graduated from the University of Chicago in 2022, where she played soccer and majored in Law, Letters, and Society. Before law school, Austen worked at Spencer Stuart, an executive search firm in Chicago, in the financial services sector. At HLS, Austen is involved with CRCL and RAP and participates in various intramurals. She spent her 1L summer working for Judge Abrams in the Southern District of New York. Austen enjoys playing piano, visiting art museums, backpacking, and watching sports.
Ben Reichard – He/Him – Section 5
Ben is a 3L from Garrett County, Maryland. He graduated from the University of Maryland in 2019 with a major in Government & Politics and stayed for a Master’s in Public Policy in 2020. He worked in the Maryland state legislature as the chief of staff for a Western Maryland representative before attending law school. Ben has a keen interest in the sports industry and has become involved with CSEL, JSEL, and HL Football. He is also involved with HL Central, CLSA, RAP, and the Admissions Fellows, and co-founded the Appalachian student group, APPSA. He joined the in-house legal team at DraftKings during his 1L summer. For his 2L winter term, he went to the Miami Dolphins through the Sports Law Clinic. During his 2L summer, Ben joined Bass, Berry & Sims in Nashville, Tennessee, where he will return as an associate after graduation. Ben can be found watching seven hours of commercial-free football on NFL RedZone on Sunday, flaunting the Washington Commanders’ win on Monday, dealing for a home poker game on Tuesday, and hanging with friends every day.
Brandon Jacobs – He/Him – Section 5
Brandon is a 2L from Windham, New Hampshire. A first-generation college student, he graduated from the George Washington University in 2022 with a B.A. in Political Science. Prior to law school, he worked in D.C. as a political advisor to a member of Congress. At HLS, Brandon is an Executive Articles Editor for the Journal on Legislation and serves as a J.D. Admissions Fellow. In his 1L year, he served as Treasurer of the Section 5 Social Committee and was involved with the student government’s community service committee. During his 1L summer, he was an intern at the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia in the Civil Litigation Division. In his free time, Brandon loves solving The New York Times crossword puzzle, baking, and watching movies.
Casey Yarborough – She/Her – Section 2
Casey is a 2L from Asheville, North Carolina. She graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill (Go Heels!) in 2021. Before law school, Casey worked as an investigator at the Public Defender Service in Washington, DC, led backpacking trips for teens in Colorado and Wyoming, and worked on a dude ranch. She spent her 1L summer at the Office of the Federal Public Defender in DC. On campus, Casey is involved in the Prison Legal Assistance Project, Harvard Law & Policy Review, and Admission Fellows. In her free time, Casey loves a slow run, intramural sports, and going to concerts.
Cat St. Hilaire – She/Her – Section 5
Cat is a 2L from Long Island, New York. She graduated from Cornell University where she majored in Industrial and Labor Relations. Between college and her 1L year she spent a year in Toronto, Canada, on a research Fulbright grant and was an SEO Law Fellow. At HLS she is a proctor for the first-year students at Harvard College, a BLSA Committee Chair, and a member of the Caribbean Law Students’ Association Executive Board. She spent her 1L summer at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in New York. Cat enjoys running, cooking, listening to podcasts, and spending time with friends and family.
Charlie Shorey – He/Him – Section 3
Charlie is a 3L from Rome, Georgia. He graduated from Auburn University with a degree in Political Science, and spent time both as a paralegal, and as an English teaching assistant in Madrid, Spain before coming to HLS. On campus, Charlie is part of the Harvard Mediation Program and is also focused on enjoying his 3L year. He spent his 1L summer at the Office of the Maine Attorney General, and his 2L summer at Alston & Bird in Atlanta. Outside of class, Charlie loves CrossFit, his daily walk to Simon’s Coffee Shop, and escaping Massachusetts weather to visit his boyfriend in Alabama.
Christina Ge – She/Her – Section 3
Christina is a 2L from Vancouver, Canada. She graduated from Brown in 2020 with a degree in Philosophy, and she has worked in plaintiff-side law, economic research, and at a micro-transit tech company before law school. At HLS, Christina is involved with affinity groups for Asian and Canadian law students, researches for the Center for Labor and a Just Economy (CLJE), and is a student fellow for the Law and Political Economy program. During her 1L summer, Christina worked at the New York Attorney General’s Civil Rights Bureau. In her free time, Christina enjoys backpacking in the White Mountains, improving her French, and hanging out with her kitty, Mimi.
Christine Tamir – She/Her – Section 3
Christine is a 3L from the Washington, DC area. She graduated from Williams College (go Ephs!) in 2018 with a Political Economy major and Public Health concentration. After college, she researched public opinion and population demographics at Pew Research Center for four years. At HLS, Christine is involved in Defenders, BLSA, HALA, the Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review, and the Crimmigration Clinic. Christine has worked at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom in Washington, DC, and the Federal Public Defender for the District of Columbia. In her free time, Christine loves reading poetry, hiking, traveling, trying new restaurants, and having tea and baked goods with her loved ones.
Dave Poole – He/Him – Section 2
Dave is a 3L from Ayer, Massachusetts. He graduated from West Point in 2013 with a degree in Political Science, and then served for nine years as an infantry and intelligence officer prior to law school. During his 1L summer he worked as a policy aide to a Massachusetts State Senator. During his 2L summer he worked as a commercial litigation summer associate at Ropes & Gray, in Boston. Outside of law school he is a local karaoke enthusiast and usually spends his free time doting on his beloved cat, Learned Paw.
Devanshi Nishar – She/Her – Section 7
Devanshi is a 2L from the Bay Area. After graduating from Brown University with a degree in Computer Science, she worked as a software engineer at Google NYC and as a Tech Congress fellow with the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee. At HLS, she has been involved with the Journal of Law & Technology, Equal Democracy Project, and SALSA. She spent her 1L summer with the Digital Forensics Unit of the Legal Aid Society in NYC. In her spare time, Devanshi likes going to the movies (her reading hobby is on the backburner while in law school), hot pot, and yoga.
Edith Amoafoa-Smart – She/Her – Section 6
Edith is a 3L from Accra, Ghana. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College in 2019 with a double major in International Relations and French, and a certificate in African Studies. Before law school, she worked for 3 years in immigration. On campus, Edith has been Co-President of the Harvard African Law Association, and is a member of HBLSA, WLA and First Class. She is also an editorial team member of the Harvard International Law Journal and Harvard Human Rights Journal. She spent her 1L summer at the New Markets Lab in Washington, DC, doing international trade law research, and her 2L summer at Cleary Gottlieb in NYC. Edith is a bookstagrammer and fiction writer outside of school.
Fares Ali – He/Him – Section 3
Fares is a 3L from Nashville, TN. He graduated from Vanderbilt University in 2022 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Sociology and a Minor in Arabic. During his time at Vanderbilt, Fares co-founded “Launch Mentorship,” a nonprofit that supports students from underserved communities. On campus at HLS, Fares has been an active member of BLSA, MLSA, and Harvard Defenders. He has also participated in the Sports Law and Education Law Clinics. Fares spent his 1L summer as a Charles J. Beard Fellow at Foley Hoag LLP and his 2L summer at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett as a Conrad Harper Fellow. During his free time, Fares enjoys playing and watching most sports, listening to music, and spending time with his cat and friends.
Haley Florsheim – She/Her – Section 6
Haley is a 3L from Wisconsin. She graduated from Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service in 2018 with a major in International Politics and a certificate in Latin American Studies. Before law school, Haley spent time working on a political campaign in Wisconsin, completing an English teaching grant in Salvador, Brazil, and working at two health-related nonprofit organizations. At HLS, Haley is involved with the Tenant Advocacy Project, the Harvard Civil Rights–Civil Liberties Law Review, and the Harvard Law & Policy Review. Haley spent her 1L summer at Democracy Forward and her 2L summer at the ACLU’s State Supreme Court Initiative. Her professional interests include democracy and civil rights work. In her free time, she enjoys running, painting (hyperrealistic watercolor), and baking sourdough bread.
Jason Brovich – He/Him – Section 6
Jason is a 3L from Clinton, New Jersey. He graduated from Duke University in 2019 with a major in Psychology and minors in Computer Science and Spanish. Before law school, he worked for three years as a strategy consultant in Washington, DC. At HLS, Jason is an Admissions Fellow and has been involved with First Class, Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review, the Equal Democracy Project, Lambda, and the Prison Legal Assistance Project (PLAP). He also participated in the US Attorney and State AG Clinics. He spent his 1L summer at the Campaign Legal Center and his 2L summer in the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice. In his spare time, he loves competing in HLS intramurals, listening to podcasts, and binging garbage TV shows.
JC Infante – He/Him – Section 4
JC is a 3L from Miami, Florida. He graduated from Harvard College in 2019 with a B.A. in Molecular & Cellular Biology. Prior to law school, he was a Senior Analyst at Cornerstone Research in New York and an SEO Law Fellow. He spent his 1L summer at Cravath and his 2L summer at Wachtell Lipton and Milbank. On campus, he is involved with the Harvard Business Law Review and the Committee on Sports & Entertainment Law; he is also a proud alum of Section 5. JC is a lifelong South Florida sports fan and follows international soccer and F1 closely. He enjoys running, cooking, and exploring art museums. In his free time, you can find JC discovering new pizza spots, hosting dinner parties, and trying to visit all 30 MLB ballparks!
Jesse Lin – He/Him – Section 5
Jesse is a 3L from Lakewood, CA. He graduated from UC Santa Barbara with a degree in Political Science and Economics & Accounting. Before law school, Jesse worked at PwC, a tech startup, and at the World Economic Forum. After that, he pursued a Master in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. At HLS, Jesse is involved with Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA), Journal of Law and Technology (JOLT), and the West Coast Club, and serves as a Research Assistant. He spent his 1L summer at the ACLU of Michigan in Detroit and 2L summer at the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division in DC. In his free time, he enjoys being a foodie, playing basketball and soccer, browsing Hodinkee (and other horology forums/sites), and supporting the Los Angeles Lakers.
Jheri’ Richards – She/Her – Section 4
Jheri’ is a 3L from Houston, Texas. She graduated from Yale University with a Psychology major. Before starting at HLS, she worked in New York City in marketing at Google. At HLS, Jheri’ is a member of both the Black Law Students Association and the Women’s Law Association. She spent her 2L summer at Cravath, Swaine & Moore in New York City. Jheri’ loves watching mindless television, trying new restaurants, going to museums, and spending quality time with her friends.
Josh Walton – He/Him – Section 6
Josh is a 2L from Mississippi. He graduated from Harvard College with a concentration in Government and African American Studies. After College, he worked as a 3rd grade teacher in DC, as a public-sector consultant in DC, and as an SEO Law Fellow. At HLS, Josh is involved in BLSA as a sponsorships chair. In his 1L summer, Josh worked at Cravath, Swaine & Moore in New York. Outside of law school, he loves spending time with his wife and dog, playing flag football, and cheering on the Bears.
Josiah Laney – He/Him – Section 7
Josiah is a 2L from Los Angeles, California. Before attending law school, Josiah ran varsity track at Georgetown University and spent two years in management consulting and supporting police and prison investigations with the DOJ. He spent his 1L summer in Montgomery, AL, at the ACLU. Josiah is a member of the Black Law Student Association. In his free time, he will beg you to run with him or listen to Billie Eilish.
Kiémi Brown-Rivers – She/Her – Section 2
Kiémi is a 2L born and raised in Jamaica, Queens, NY. She graduated from Louisiana State University with a degree in French and International Studies in 2022. At LSU she was a founding member and the inaugural VP of the Black Women’s Empowerment Initiative. Her undergrad summers were spent second chairing a criminal defense attorney in a felony gun trial in the NY Supreme Court and as an intern at the United Nations. Following LSU, Kiémi moved to Antibes, France where she was a teaching assistant in 3 French middle schools. Kiémi was also a 2023 SEO Law Fellow at Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton.
At HLS, Kiémi is the External VP of the Black Law Student Association. For 1L summer, Kiémi was a 1L Diversity Scholar at Latham & Watkins, where she will return next summer. In her free time, Kiémi is an avid sci-fi and fantasy bibliophile, Nintendo Switch and Sims gamer, roller skater, and a full-time fashionista. She recently got involved in the DIY rock/music scene and loves finding creative strangers to befriend during her adventures.
Lauren Newby – She/Her – Section 4
Lauren is a 3L from Los Angeles, CA. She graduated from Stanford University in 2017 with a B.A. in Political Science and Honors in International Security Studies. Before law school, Lauren worked as a defense contractor, spent two years teaching English at a Jordanian high school, and then earned her master’s degree in international security from Columbia University. Lauren spent her 1L summer at the Department of Justice’s National Security Division and her 2L summer at WilmerHale in Washington, DC. In her free time, Lauren loves hanging out with friends, traveling, hiking, swimming, reading (usually a mix of semi-trashy romance novels and military history tomes) and playing with her cat, Mittens.
Max Sterling – He/Him – Section 2
Max is a 2L from Baltimore, MD. He graduated from the College of William and Mary with a B.A. in International Relations and from Johns Hopkins University with an M.A. in Global Security. Before law school, Max served as an Army Ranger. At HLS, he is involved in the Harvard Prison Legal Assistance Project, the Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review, and the HLS Armed Forces Association. During his 1L summer, Max worked in the Special Litigation Section of the U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division. In his free time, Max enjoys playing guitar, running, cooking, and completing the NYT daily mini-crossword.
Millie Kim – She/Her – Section 1
Millie is a 2L from Honolulu and Seoul. She received her B.S. and M.S. in Foreign Service from Georgetown University where she studied international politics, emerging tech, and Mandarin Chinese. Prior to law school, she conducted research on AI and cybersecurity policy in DC. At HLS, she serves as Operations Editor of the Journal of Law & Technology and is involved with the Cyberlaw Clinic, HIALSA, APALSA, and KAHLS. During her 1L summer, Millie worked at the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Hawaii. In her free time, she loves decompressing through hot yoga, frequenting art museums, hosting dinner parties, and playing pickleball.
Miranda Murillo – She/Her – Section 4
Miranda is a 3L from Miami, Florida. She graduated from NYU in 2019 with a double major in Public Policy and History. Prior to law school, she worked as a Legal Analyst at Goldman Sachs in New York and was an SEO Law Fellow. She spent her 1L summer at Simpson Thacher and her 2L summer at Sullivan & Cromwell, both in New York. On campus, Miranda has been involved with the Harvard Association for Law & Business and the Committee on Sports & Entertainment Law; she is also a very proud alum of Section 7. In her free time, you can find Miranda taking ballet classes at the Harvard Dance Center, going for long walks with friends, baking, or exploring the nearest art museum!
Molly Cinnamon – She/Her – Section 7
Molly is a 3L from Los Angeles. She graduated from Harvard in 2018, double majoring in Computer Science and Government. Prior to HLS, Molly worked as a privacy and cybersecurity engineer at Palantir and Cloudflare in New York and London. At Harvard, Molly has been involved with the Journal of Law and Technology and the National Security Law Association. Molly spent her 1L summer working in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Southern District of New York and her 2L summer splitting between a law firm and the DOJ’s Cybercrime section. As for her non-school interests, Molly is always seeking new running routes or restaurant recommendations (because life is about balance, of course).
Nithin Venkatraman – He/Him – Section 7
Nithin is a 4th year JD/MPP from Maryland. He graduated from the University of Maryland College Park with a BS in Neuroscience and a minor in Jazz Guitar Performance. Before law school, he worked in the Maryland General Assembly as chief of staff for a Democratic State Senator. At Harvard, he is involved with the Harvard Election Law Clinic, Equal Democracy Project, JoL, JOLT, CRCL, HELR, and HGSU-UAW. Nithin has spent his summers with Free Speech for People, the Maryland Attorney General’s Civil Division, Sidley Austin, and the Maryland Governor’s Office of Legal Counsel. In his free time, Nithin loves listening to and making music and running.
Regan Hawkins – She/Her – Section 7
Regan is a 3L from Kenosha, Wisconsin. In 2022, she graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Madison with majors in Legal Studies and Psychology and certificates in Criminal Justice and Chicana/o & Latina/o Studies. While at UW, Regan worked as a Research Methods TA and participated in various mentorship and criminal justice reform organizations. At HLS, Regan is a member of PLAP, the Women’s Law Association, the Journal of Law & Gender, the Alliance for Reproductive Justice, and the Survivor Justice Coalition. She spent her 1L summer and part of her 2L year working for the Committee for Public Counsel Service’s Youth Advocacy Division, doing public defense work for clients who allegedly committed offenses as children. She spent her 2L summer at Sidley Austin in Chicago. She participated in the Child Advocacy Clinic as a 2L and is participating in the Criminal Justice Institute clinic during her 3L year. In her free time, she likes to hike, read, try new restaurants and bars, and watch documentaries!
Rohan Chakravarty – He/Him – Section 2
Rohan is a 2L from Round Rock, TX. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 2021 with a major in Government and a minor in English. After college, he spent two years as a high school English teacher in the Bronx, NY. At HLS, Rohan is an editor for CRCL and a member of APALSA. During his 1L summer, he worked as a legal intern at the Center for Educational Equity in NYC. Rohan enjoys walking around Cambridge, playing on as many of his section’s IM sports teams as possible, watching movies in theaters, and telling people he is a good cook.
Rosalind Chavier – She/Her – Section 1
Rosalind is a 3L who was born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico. She graduated from the University of Virginia in 2022, where she studied Economics and Foreign Affairs. At HLS, she has been a Research Assistant for a professor at the Harvard Kennedy School, a teaching assistant for Professor Greiner’s Civil Procedure course, and served as the Executive Submissions Editor for the Journal on Legislation. Rosalind is also a member of La Alianza and the WLA Women in Washington Committee. During her 1L summer, she worked at the Department of Justice’s Criminal Appellate Section in Washington, DC, and spent her 2L summer at Latham & Watkins. In her free time, she enjoys pilates and strength training, baking, and spending time with friends.
Samantha Slack – She/Her – Section 3
Samantha is a 3L from Florida. At HLS, she spends her time working with submissions for JOLT, advising students on the accommodations process through DLSA, and volunteering with the Cyberlaw Clinic. This past summer, she worked for Hogan Lovells in Washington, DC, focusing on Privacy and Cybersecurity matters, along with social media and communications regulation. For her 1L summer, she worked in high-net worth and celebrity divorce litigation. When she isn’t doing law school, she can be found hanging out with her dog in local coffee shops!
Serena Jarwala – She/Her – Section 6
Serena is a 3L from San Diego, CA (though she has previously lived in Seattle, WA, and Raleigh, NC!). Serena graduated from the University of Southern California with a double major in Political Science and History, and a minor in Classics. She then moved to Washington, DC, to work for the National Women’s Law Center, a gender justice nonprofit. At HLS, Serena is involved with the Harvard Mediation Program, Journal of Law & Gender, and Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review. Serena spent her 1L summer at ACLU of DC and her 2L summer at plaintiff law firm Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll. She is interested in racial and gender justice, civil rights, and employment law and the intersection between law and history. She loves hanging out with her fluffy cat, Darcy, reading cozy science-fiction novels, and hosting dinner parties.
Strong Ma – He/Him – Section 6
Strong is a 2L from Folsom, California (of Johnny Cash fame). He graduated from UC Berkeley in 2022 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and spent his time before law school interning at a Bay Area economics consulting firm and teaching piano at a local music studio. At HLS, Strong has served as a research assistant and been involved with the Journal on Legislation, Mississippi Delta Project, and APALSA. During his 1L summer, he worked at the Department of Justice’s Office of Legal Policy by day and played in the DC jam session scene by night. In his free time, Strong enjoys playing piano (decently), golfing (poorly), and swing dancing (indescribably). You can often find him haunting the Hark Cafe’s piano at odd hours of the evening — feel free to stop by and say hi!
Sukhmani Kaur – She/Her – Section 1
Sukhmani is a 3L from Cape Town, South Africa. She graduated from Cornell University in 2021 with majors in History and Government and minors in Inequality Studies and Law & Society. At HLS, Sukhmani has been involved in the Religious Freedom Clinic, International Human Rights Clinic, Harvard Human Rights Journal, Prison Legal Assistance Project, and HLS Advocates––as well as SALSA and First Class. Sukhmani spent her 1L summer at Reprieve in London, doing international anti-death penalty work, and her 2L summer at a firm in London specializing in capital markets work. In her free time, Sukhmani enjoys star-gazing, baking, and spending time in nature.
Sumaya Daghestani – She/Her – Section 2
Sumaya is a 2L from the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Plan II (an interdisciplinary major specific to UT) and International Relations & Global Studies. After graduating, she worked a short stint as a videographer for a court reporting firm before moving to Amman, Jordan where she taught English as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant. She also served as a freelance researcher for the UN Office of the Syrian National Coalition. At HLS, Sumaya is a part of the Human Rights Entrepreneurs Clinic, Harvard Human Rights Journal, MLSA, MENALSA, and WLA. Sumaya spent her 1L summer at the Corporate Accountability Lab in Chicago. In her free time, she enjoys exploring new cafes, spending time with friends and family, reading, and traveling!
Wesley Hardin – He/Him – Section 1
Wesley is a 3L from Atlanta, GA. He graduated from Duke University in 2022 with a major in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Religious Studies. At HLS, Wesley is involved in APALSA, JOLT, CF, HIPLA, and HLSAA (wow that’s a lot of acronyms). He also helps TF Civil Procedure and Constitutional Law. He spent his 1L summer at Kirkland & Ellis’s DC office, focusing on the intersection between intellectual property and antitrust, and his 2L summer splitting between Covington & Burling and Kirkland. In his free time, Wesley loves to read science-fiction, attempt to cook, and act like he knows more about sports than he does.
Will Cassou – He/Him – Section 1
Will is a 2L from New York and Southern California. He graduated from Georgetown University in 2021 with a major in International Politics and a minor in Chinese. Before law school, Will spent time completing an English teaching grant in New Taipei City, Taiwan and a one-year fellowship at National Chengchi University in Taipei. At Harvard, Will is involved with HLS Advocates, and he spent his 1L summer researching nonprofit law while interning in Shanghai. Outside of class, Will enjoys hiking, watching movies, playing tennis, and just might get back into knitting one of these days.
Yesha Shah – She/Her – Section 5
Yesha is a 2L from Boxborough, Massachusetts. She graduated from the University of Florida in December 2022 and spent about 8 months waitressing, bartending, and traveling before getting ready to start law school. On campus, Yesha is involved in the Women’s Law Association, the Prison Legal Assistance Project, and the Journal on Legislation. She split her 1L summer at Shaheen & Gordon and the Disability Rights Center. In her free time, Yesha enjoys climbing (and falling), re-watching Modern Family for the hundredth time, and cooking!