As a summer associate at Barnes & Thornburg, Jordan conducted sophisticated legal research in commercial litigation, products liability, white-collar defense, and labor and employment. She independently drafted dispositive motions and assisted in preparation for appellate oral arguments, demonstrating strong legal analysis, precise writing, and the ability to take ownership of complex assignments.

Throughout law school, Jordan pursued substantive and practical coursework focused on developing the skills essential to effective litigation. She was selected as a Kessler-Eidson Trial Techniques Scholar in recognition of her excellence in trial advocacy and served as Director-in-Chief of the Emory Moot Court Society. Prior to law school, Jordan lived in Spain where she worked as an English teacher.