I am a third-year law student, originally from Huntington, West Virginia. I came to New Orleans after a professional career in collegiate athletics. 
 

I am a University of Alabama alum for both my undergraduate (Public Relations, 2014) and Masters (Sport Management, 2015) degrees. After graduation, I utilized personal and academic experiences to contribute to multiple Power 5 conferences and the NCAA as a director at a sports marketing agency in Birmingham, Alabama. 

Concurrent with law school, I have mentored 2021 Olympic hopefuls through an athlete representative program, worked as a law clerk and athlete ombuds for the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee, interned in collegiate compliance at the SunBelt Conference, and currently serve as a law clerk for a civil rights and labor/employment practice. I will complete the Tulane Sports Law certificate in May 2023.

I am a 3L at Tulane Law, originally from Indianapolis, Indiana. I graduated from Wake Forest University in 2019 and worked for Purdue University Athletics in development for one year before starting at Tulane Law. 

 

I served on the executive board of the Tulane Sports Law Society as Speaker Chair while pursuing the Certificate in Sports Law. 

 

I am a legal intern at Altius Sports Partners. I am passionate about college athletics and hope to work in the industry in some capacity after graduation. My ultimate goal is to become a Division I, Power 5 Conference athletics director.

I am a second-year law student, originally from Larchmont, NY. I graduated from Stanford University in 2020 with Bachelor of Arts degrees in International Relations and Art Practice. While at Stanford, I was a four-year member and captain of the Women’s Lightweight Rowing Team.

 

Additionally, I was involved with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and served as the Stanford representative to the Pac-12 Student-Athlete Leadership Team. These experiences, along with working for the Women’s Sports Foundation, were catalysts for my desire to pursue sports law. I am particularly interested in expanding access and resources for playing and watching, especially for collegiate and Olympic sports. 

 

This past summer I worked as law clerk for the Office of the Athlete Ombuds within the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee. At Tulane Law, I am pursuing the Certificate in Sports Law, serve as a law clerk for the Tulane University Legal Assistance Program, and this fall, am a compliance extern for the Sun Belt Conference.  

I am a second-year law student at Tulane and I am originally from Glen Gardner, NJ. I graduated from The College of William & Mary in 2019 with a BBA in Marketing with a concentration in Business Analytics.

While attending W&M, I was a four-year starter and two-time captain on the Division I women’s lacrosse team.

 

This past summer, I worked for the New Jersey Division of Law in the Labor & Employment section. I am pursuing a sports law certificate while at Tulane Law, and my long-term career goal is to be General Counsel for a professional team. I am excited to be a part of an event highlighting women in the sports industry, and I hope to provide our attendees with an incredible experience and the chance to learn from top female leaders in sports law!

I graduated from the University of Virginia in 2018 with a degree in Media Studies and Sociology. At UVA, I worked with the football and women's basketball teams as a head video manager.

 

After graduation, I joined the athletic department at Georgetown University where I was Marketing Assistant before moving to the women's basketball staff as the Director of Video Operations in 2019. In this role, I had the opportunity to attend the Women Leaders in College Sports annual conferences, as well as other Big East events aimed at promoting women in sports. These experiences pushed me to pursue a career in sports law and to continue working towards greater opportunities for women in sports.

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I am currently working as a legal intern for Harlan Sports Management as well as serving as the Chief of Marketing and Digital Strategy for the Tulane Sports Law Society. 

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I am a two- time graduate of Texas A&M University from Houston, Texas. I have a bachelor’s in business finance and a master’s degree in education psychology. While in College Station, I was a four-year member of the Women’s Basketball team for three of those years I was the women’s basketball representative on the student athlete advisory council.

 

I was a two-year student athlete service ambassador in charge of coordinating and facilitating community service events for the athletic department. I look forward to contributing to events that promote women in sports and provide a source of representation young girls looking to enter this industry.

I am a second-year law student, born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. I graduated from Creighton University with a Bachelors in Psychology and Spanish in 2021. In addition to Women In Sports Law, I serve as Chief Administrative Officer for Tulane’s Sports Law Society and am a junior member on The Sports Lawyers Journal. 

 

This summer I was a legal and regulatory intern at Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) in Las Vegas, where I was able to work under attorneys who were experts in contract negotiation and intellectual property issues. 

 

I have been passionate about sports for my whole life and hope to work for a professional team in the NBA or NHL in an in-house or operational capacity. I am looking forward to the great work this board and conference will do to inspire and support women interested in a career in sports!

I was born and raised in Spring, Texas, and graduated with a Bachelors in Politics and International Relations from Fairfield University where I played Division I volleyball. 

 

This past summer I split my summer between a clerkship with Gordon Arata Montgomery Barnett and an externship with the US District Court in the Eastern District of Louisiana. This Fall, I am interning with OMBI Group LLC, a law agency for professional athletes, entertainers, and business executives who wish to set up a legacy through nonprofit or entrepreneurial ventures.

 

In addition to being the Sponsor Liaison for WiSLS, I am also President of Tulane’s BLSA chapter and a junior member of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Moot Court Team, specifically serving on the Nelson Mandela International Negotiations team. In the Spring, I hope to participate in sports negotiation competitions and will be a pro bono legal advocate for the ELLA Project, a clinic that provides legal services for local artists, musicians,  and other cultural figures in the New Orleans community.  

 

In the near future, I hope to gain experience that will allow me to transition into the sports & entertainment, art, and/or fashion industries. My long-term goal is to work in wealth management, and estate planning, and to help start-ups or entrepreneurs acquire venture capital. In my spare time, I enjoy cooking creole cuisine, biking, and am currently training to run a series of running events! 

I am a first-year law student, originally from Medford, New Jersey. I graduated from Vanderbilt University with a B.A. in English. At Vanderbilt, I was a member of the Women’s Lacrosse team and was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. I went on to earn a M.S. in Sport Management and Policy from the University of Georgia.  

 

My experience as a student-athlete and my exposure to other aspects of the sport industry in graduate school reinforced my commitment to sports law. I hope to learn from and work with other women in sports law at this event and throughout my career.