Isabel brings a thoughtful, client-centred mindset to her work. She approaches new challenges with curiosity and a collaborative approach to solving complex problems.
Bio
Isabel is a 2L student at Queen’s University Faculty of Law. She is actively involved in the Queen’s Law community through both academic and extracurricular initiatives. She served as a volunteer editor on the Queen’s Law Journal and currently acts as an academic tutor and a research assistant. Through her experience in the retail industry, Isabel has developed a strong background in customer service and an ability to respond to challenges as they arise.
Isabel holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and Public Policy from the University of Guelph. In her 2L year, Isabel represented Queen’s at the Laskin Moot, which has strengthened her interest in exploring complex administrative and constitutional law issues. Isabel enjoys staying active by playing volleyball and practicing Pilates.
Credentials
J.D. Candidate, Queen’s University, 2027
Honours B.A. (with distinction), Criminal Justice and Public Policy, University of Guelph, 2024
