Karolina Bartosik

Karolina Bartosik is an accomplished individual with a diverse educational background and a wealth of experience in various organizations.

She holds a Doctor of Law - JD degree from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Art History, Theory, and Criticism from The Maryland Institute College of Art.

Karolina has contributed her skills and expertise to several organizations, including serving as a former PILI Fellow at Life Span and a former Pritzker Library Research Fellow at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law.

Her professional journey includes roles such as a Summer Associate at Jenner & Block, a Law Clerk at TIME'S UP, and a Judicial Extern at U.S. District Courts.

Karolina has also demonstrated her editorial skills as an Online Managing Editor at Northwestern University Law Review and has expanded her experiences in the legal field through positions like a Summer Law Clerk at City of Chicago.

Beyond her legal background, Karolina has made significant contributions to the education sector, having served as a Lead Teacher at Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and a Special Education Teacher at Baltimore City Public Schools.

Her passion for art and education is evident through her experiences as a Teaching Assistant and SVA Student Life President at Maryland Institute College of Art.

Karolina's diverse skill set encompasses leadership roles, such as being a Student Mentor and SVA Academic Affairs Art History Representative at Maryland Institute College of Art.

Moreover, her commitment to promoting art and culture is highlighted by her involvement as a Tour Guide at Ars et Fides Firenze and a Student Space Gallery Juror at Maryland Institute College of Art.