Jacqueline Stevens is a 2L day student who received her Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from California State University, Fullerton. While at CSUF, Jacqueline was a member of the Criminal Justice Honors Society (Alpha Phi Sigma) and the Pre-Law Society. She also interned at the Riverside District Attorney's Office for five months before entering Law school. She currently serves as the intramural director for the Mock Trial Society and is a Moot Court Board member. She is also a member of the Negotiations and Dispute Resolution Society and the Women Law Students' Association. Jacqueline is interested in pursuing a criminal law career.
To connect with Jackie, e-mail jacqueline.stevens@uconn.edu.
Sebastian Torres is a 3L evening student with a Bachelor's in Political Science from Florida State University. His undergraduate work focused on advocacy where he assisted in lobbying efforts in the Florida State Capital and also worked on improving his school as an SGA Senator and later a Policy Chair for the FSU Student Union. A Florida native, he comes from a family of Latino immigrants and is of the first generation to be born here in the US. He is currently a member of Connecticut Public Interest Law Journal, Student Bar Association, and the UConn Soccer Club. His current legal focus is on public interest with a concentration in legal analysis and policy advocacy.
To connect with Sebastian, e-mail sebastian.torres@uconn.edu