Marisa N Mission

Marisa N Mission is an aspiring law student with a Stanford B.A. in International Relations and strong interests in law, policy, education, and equity.

With a multicultural background encompassing Asian/Hawaiian roots, New England boarding school experience, and studies in China and France, Marisa values diverse perspectives.

Her passion lies in decoding foreign languages, dancing in sync with others, and witnessing the 'aha' moments of her students.

Marisa excels in building relationships and strategic thinking, as evident through her top Clifton Strengths including Relator, Individualization, and Learner.

Her educational journey includes a Bachelor's degree in International Relations from Stanford University and studies in Mandarin Chinese and high school diploma from The Taft School.

Throughout her career, Marisa has engaged in various roles such as Community Impact Fellow at Venture Leadership Consulting, Student Agent at Student Success Agency, and Teaching Assistant for Designing Your Life at Stanford University.

She has also contributed as an Oral Communication Tutor at The Hume Center for Writing and Speaking at Stanford University, Grants Policy Office Intern at the U.S. Department of Education, and Teaching Fellow at Breakthrough Greater Boston.

Marisa's commitment to equity and education is further demonstrated through her roles as a JusticeCorps Legal Assistant with AmeriCorps, Grad Life Coordinator at the Asian American Activities Center at Stanford University, and Intern at the Asian American Activities Center at Stanford University.

Additionally, she has experience as an Assistant to the Tournament Director at U.S. Kids Golf, Las Vegas Tour.

Marisa N Mission's versatile background and dedication to fostering relationships and policy advocacy make her a promising candidate for future endeavors in law and education.