Christopher Middleton

Christopher Middleton is a third-year student at Stanford Law School with a background in Psychology from Stanford University. He has legal experience as a Summer Associate Law Clerk at DLA Piper, a Legal Intern at California DOJ's Civil Rights Enforcement Section, and as an Analyst in Trust and Safety at Google. Christopher is dedicated to supporting students from low-income backgrounds in accessing and succeeding in higher education.

Christopher's education includes a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with Honors in Psychology from Stanford University and pursuing a Doctor of Law - JD from Stanford Law School. He also studied at Warwick High School.

His professional experience spans roles at reputable organizations like DLA Piper, California Department of Justice, Google, and various positions at Stanford University. Christopher has worked in trust and safety analytics, civil rights litigation with a focus on children's issues, policy creation/enforcement, teaching, research supervision, and program coordination.

In addition to his academic and professional achievements, Christopher Middleton actively engages in supporting first-generation and low-income students through his involvement in various initiatives and offices at Stanford University.

With a diverse background in law, psychology, research, education, and program management, Christopher brings a unique perspective and a wealth of experience to his work.