Prior to joining Barnes & Thornburg full-time, Alejandra gained legal experience as a summer associate for the firm, where she researched and analyzed tort, antitrust and education laws, prepared memoranda analyzing a broad range of topics from tortious interference to extradition treaties, and observed depositions and court proceedings.

While attending law school, Alejandra was the 2016 recipient of Barnes & Thornburg’s diversity scholarship. She also was an advanced student attorney for the Human Trafficking Clinic at the University of Michigan Law School and a law clerk at the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center.

While earning her undergraduate degree, Alejandra completed a study abroad program at Sciences Po Aix in France.