Stacey Kim-jackson
Assistant Director
Academic and Bar Support
Whittier Law School
United States of America
Biography
Stacey Kim-Jackson came to Whittier Law School in the fall of 2010 to study human rights and international law. During her time at Whittier, she served on various student board organizations and competed in the Jessup International Moot Court competition. She won the award for Outstanding Graduate in International and Comparative Law, the Dean’s Citation Award, and the CALI Award in Comparative and International Law. Prior to returning to Whittier, she served as a policy advocate at Care18LA, a multidisciplinary task force dedicated to combatting human trafficking, and as a board member at Home Forever, a non-profit dedicated to advocating for permanent homes for foster children through adoption. She is dedicated to helping her fellow Whittier Law school students find success in law school, on the Bar exam and in their future endeavors.
Research Interest
Academic & Bar Support Services
Publications
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Dwoskin, Jeffrey Scott. Securing the use of sensitive data on remote devices using a hardware-software architecture. Princeton University, 2010.
