University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
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Jasmine Garza
Jasmine Garza is a 2L at the University of The Pacific McGeorge School of Law. She serves as a Research Assistant for the Moot Court program and is the Treasurer of the McGeorge Tennis Club. This past summer, she explored the intersection of public agency and environmental law as a Legal and Government Relations Intern with Yuba Water Agency. As a Bakersfield native, Jasmine is particularly interested in how environmental laws shape California’s agricultural and energy industries. She is a proud Fresno State alumna with a B.S. in Agricultural Communications and remains passionate about addressing the challenges facing the agricultural community. |
UC Davis School of Law
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Paul Hamann
Paul is a 2L at the UC Davis School of Law. Paul attended last year's Water Law Symposium, and after hearing how about the current issues in the field of water law, he wanted to become more involved in water law. In the summer of 2025, Paul will be working with a small Water Law firm in Oroville, CA. Outside of law school, Paul spends most of his time outdoors as fishing is one of his his favorite activities. |
Stanford University School of Law
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Frishta Qaderi
Frishta is a 3L at Stanford Law School with interests in environmental justice, the transboundary commons, and human rights. She holds a B.A. from Brown University and an M.Phil. from the University of Oxford, and has written on environmental and human rights issues with a focus on water as a national security concern. As a 1L, she conceived the advocacy effort for Perry, a local Palo Alto donkey, earning a feature in The New Yorker. Frishta has clerked at the Supreme Court of Rwanda, worked on accountability at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and contributed to digital human rights investigations through the Stanford Humanitarian Program. She is a Knight-Hennessy Scholar, Marshall Scholar, and Fulbright Research Fellow. |
UC Berkeley School of Law
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Katrina Starbird
Katrina Starbird is a 1L law student at Berkeley Law. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Earth and Planetary Sciences from Yale University, where she completed a senior thesis examining the impacts of climate change on the implementation of California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA). Before law school, Katrina worked as a consultant advising public sector clients on climate risk assessment, climate adaptation strategies, and water rights management. |
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Lauren Buehner
Lauren is a 1L at Berkeley Law. She is passionate about issues at the intersection of water resources management, law, and policy. Prior to law school, Lauren worked for Imagine H2O, the world’s only startup accelerator focused on water solutions. She holds a Master of International Affairs from the Columbia School of International and Public Affairs, and a Bachelor of Arts from Columbia University. She enjoys taking spin classes and growing vegetables in her spare time. |
Santa Clara University School of Law
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Morgan Tade
Morgan is a 2L at Santa Clara University School of Law. She hopes to pursue a career in environmental law with a primary focus on land use, water, and environmental health. During her 1L summer, she interned with the Environmental Action Committee of West Marin, advocating for the protection of water quality, freshwater systems, and ocean biodiversity. Morgan currently serves as Programming Chair for the SCU Environmental Law Society and is a student clinician for the SCU International Human Rights Clinic. She holds a B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley. In her free time, she enjoys karaoke, learning the guitar, and hiking throughout the Bay Area. |
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Trinity Chung
Trinity is a 2L at Santa Clara University School of Law, where she is a Public Interest Scholar, focusing her studies on land use law, environmental protection law, and administrative law. Trinity is also Communications Chair for SCU Law's Environmental Law Society and 2L Representative for SCU Law's Korean American Law Student Association. She is currently externing at Tri-Valley Communities Against a Radioactive Environment, a nonprofit organization fighting against nuclear weapons development, and she has previously clerked at nonprofit law firm Public Advocates, working on tenant protections and general housing law. Trinity holds an undergraduate degree in Sustainable Environmental Design and a minor in City Planning from UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design. |
University of San Francisco School of Law
Amina Khribeche
UC Law San Francisco
Grace Gustafson
Alexa Braddock
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