I am originally from Connecticut, I relocated to South Florida to pursue my undergraduate studies at Florida Atlantic University, where I graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and Political Science. During my time at FAU, I held leadership roles as an executive board member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority and served as a Delegate of the National Model United Nations, competing in Washington, D.C.
After graduation, I took a gap year to study for the LSAT and worked as a Law Clerk at the Berman Law Group. I then moved to Boston to attend Suffolk University Law School, where I earned my Juris Doctorate in 2024. At Suffolk, I received the Honorable Mention Brief Award for my work in Legal Practice Skills class and held leadership positions on the executive board of the Latin American Law Students Association. I also served as the Chief Note Editor on the Suffolk Transnational Law Review executive board, overseeing the publication of scholarly articles and providing guidance to fellow editors. My Note on Human Rights Law was published in Volume XLVII of the journal. I am fluent in Spanish.
Outside of work, I volunteer for organizations that advocate for suicide prevention and frequently travel to Colombia to donate supplies to those in need. I enjoy playing sports, especially soccer, traveling, and spending time at the beach.