Hannah Clark

Hannah is in her second year at Harvard Law School (HLS).

She is a proud Cornell alumnus, and received her B.Sc. with honors in Industrial and Labor Relations there in May 2014. While at Cornell, she was a Hunter Rawlings III Presidential Research Scholar and spent a semester at the London School of Economics and Political Science. She worked for all four years as a Research Assistant for seven different professors, and was the sole Teaching Assistant for a graduate level class, "Women in Leadership", in the Johnson School of Management. She wrote her senior honors thesis on the evolution of consent decrees in Title VII cases.

Before beginning college, she graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Alexandria, VA.

Beyond her on-campus experiences, Hannah has worked on Capitol Hill and in the UK Parliament, as well as at Ogilvy & Mather and Cambridge Energy Research Associates. She also created (and has since sold) her own DC-based tutoring firm.

In her spare time, Hannah enjoys performing classical music (flute, piano, and violin), doting on her puppy (a golden retriever), and trying to get through the mountainous stack of books on her desk.