Emma Eastwood-Paticchio

Emma Eastwood-Paticchio is a highly educated professional with a diverse background in law, literature, and advocacy.

She holds a Bachelor's degree in English and American Literature, with summa cum laude honors from Middlebury College.

Emma furthered her education by studying English Literature at the University of Oxford and attending Stanford University Law School.

She started her career as a Peer Writing Tutor/Mentor at the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Research at Middlebury College.

Emma gained legal experience through various roles such as Law Clerk at Equal Rights Advocates, Judicial Law Clerk at the United States District Court, and as a Summer Legal Intern at Kings County District Attorneys Office.

She also worked at esteemed organizations like Latham & Watkins, the Human Trafficking Institute, and WilmerHale, showcasing her dedication to the legal field.

Emma's passion for advocacy is evident through her roles as a Douglass Fellow at the Human Trafficking Institute and a Researcher at the Office of the New York State Attorney General.

Her commitment to public service is demonstrated by her time as a Political Consulting Staff at Farina Consulting and as a Legal Intern at District Judge William K. Sessions III.

Emma's well-rounded background includes experiences in quality assurance, research, and writing, making her a versatile professional poised to make a significant impact.