Sharon Le

Sharon Nghi Le hails from Vietnam and is a distinguished alumna of the University of Virginia. Before embarking on her legal studies, she lent her support to attorneys in the legal profession.

She pursued a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Spanish at the University of Virginia, achieving a notable academic standing of 3.75. Additionally, she focused on Spanish Language and Literature during her time at the University of Virginia in Valencia, where she excelled with a 3.94 GPA.

Sharon's academic journey was grounded in excellence, even during her high school years at West Springfield High School where she earned Honors.

In her professional engagements, Sharon has held roles such as Special Assistant at Wiley Rein LLP, Legal Intern at Blessinger Legal PLLC, Dean's Office Assistant at the University of Virginia, and Media Analyst Intern at the U.S. Department of State, showcasing a diverse and enriching career trajectory.

Furthermore, her experiences include organizational roles such as Office Intern at Conference on Asian Pacific American Leadership (CAPAL), Office Assistant at UVA Health System, and The Mid-Atlantic Union of Vietnamese Student Associations Representative at Mid-Atlantic Union of Vietnamese Student Associations (MAUVSA), indicating a strong commitment to community involvement.

Sharon Nghi Le's background also encompasses a teaching role as a Teaching Assistant at Cauhoi Tutors, reflecting her dedication to sharing knowledge and supporting educational growth.

With a rich tapestry of academic achievements and professional experiences, Sharon Nghi Le stands as a versatile individual with a strong foundation in Psychology, Spanish, law, and diverse organizational involvement.