Gabrielle Green ’18 is a Conwell Law Scholar and a 2016 Law & Public Policy Scholar at Temple University, Beasley School of Law. Ms. Green graduated from the University of Delaware, with a B.A. in Criminal Justice and Interpersonal Communication and a minor in Sociology. Ms. Green was a Ronald E. McNair Scholar while at the University of Delaware, where she presented her research on “The Comparative Analysis of the Recidivism Rates in Female Drug Offenders.” She studied abroad in Granada, Spain and worked for the University’s Admissions Office, as well as Residence Life. She also spent time working on developmental programs for at risk youth at the Boys and Girls Club in Delaware. As a Law and Public Policy Scholar, Ms. Green is working for AEquitas, a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the quality of justice in sexual violence, intimate partner violence, stalking, and human trafficking cases. Her policy interests are centered around criminal justice reform and juvenile justice. At Temple Law, Ms. Green is the Public Relations Chair for RISE (Racial Injustices Socially Eradicated), is a member of BLSA (Black Law Student Association), a member of SDAS (Student Disciplinary Advocacy Service) and a member of CLS (Christian Legal Society).
