I am a recent J.D. graduate from Stanford Law School ('26). I’m the incoming Community Justice Fellow at the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, and will spend the next year in Las Vegas where I was born and raised.
At SLS, I was a certified student attorney at the Community Law Clinic, worked in the Workers' Rights and Housing Pro Bono projects, led our NLG & SJP, 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 (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 with a double major in Anthropology and Geography. I was a bargaining committee member and vice-chair of the fifth NLRB-recognized undergraduate worker union (Student Worker Collective at Dartmouth). I did independent fieldwork on military bases and memorials for victims of U.S. military violence in Korea.
Everything I do would be impossible without the people.
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✉︎ sheenkim[dot]sk[at]gmail[dot]com