Noemi Schor

Noemi Schor is a highly-educated individual with a strong background in law and development. She pursued her Doctor of Law degree at both Georgetown University Law Center and University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law after completing her Bachelor of Arts in American Studies at Barnard College. With an impressive educational foundation, Noemi has delved into various roles in different organizations, showcasing her diverse skills and expertise.

Notably, Noemi has served as the Deputy Attorney General at the New Jersey Attorney General's Office, where she honed her legal skills and contributed to the justice system. Prior to this role, she gained valuable experience as a Summer Associate at Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC and as a Law Clerk at the ACLU of Maryland. Furthermore, her commitment to social justice issues is evident through her past positions, including being a Peggy Browning Fellow at the National Employment Lawyers Association.

In addition to her legal roles, Noemi Schor has ventured into the realm of education and development with positions such as a Research Assistant at Project Zero at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Her multifaceted background also includes working as an Assistant to the Vice President for Development and a Development Associate with the Young Lions Program at the New York Public Library. Noemi's diverse experiences highlight her adaptability and passion for making a difference in various fields.