Meet Our Students

Fiona Dubrosa is from New York and graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 2021, majoring in Decision Science and Psychology and minoring in Drama. After graduation, Fiona conducted research in developmental and behavioral pediatrics at Cohen Children’s Medical Center in New York, where she developed an interest in health policy and the intersection of science and law.

At Georgetown, Fiona has developed a particular interest in product liability work, as well as FDA and patent law. She participated in two externships during law school – first with the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition and then at the Superior Court of the District of Columbia in the Chambers of the Hon. Kenia Seoane López. She is excited to return to Sidley Austin's New York office after graduation. Outside of the classroom, Fiona enjoys running on the National Mall with her friends, working out at [solidcore], and learning how to bake.

Amanda Meana is a first-generation Cuban-American from Miami, Florida. She graduated from Florida International University with her Bachelor's in Religious Studies and Women's and Gender Studies.

Amanda is an Opportunity Scholar and was a Human Rights Institute Associate, with involvement in the Latin American Law Student Association (LALSA). Amanda has gained diverse legal experience through her work with the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia, Americans United for Separation of Church and State, the National Institute of Military Justice, and is presently interning with the ACLU of D.C. Her work has spanned constitutional litigation, criminal defense, military law, human rights advocacy, and public interest law, with a focus on advancing civil rights and protecting vulnerable communities. Amanda is a 2026 J.D. candidate at Georgetown University Law Center, where she serves as Editor-in-Chief of the Georgetown Immigration Law Journal.

Katiana Thompson, originally from Long Island, New York, graduated from Howard University with a concentration in legal communications and a minor in history. Before law school, she worked as an English teacher and as an acquisitions analyst at a government contracting firm.

At Georgetown, Katiana serves as Vice President of Programming for BLSA, Co-Director of the Barristers’ Council Alternative Dispute Resolution Team, and as a RISE Fellow. Her professional experiences include roles with Morrison & Foerster as an SEO Fellow, Rising for Justice as an Expungement and Respondent Representation Program intern, the Federal Communications Commission as a Fall Intern, and, most recently, as a Summer Associate with Proskauer Rose LLP. She is also participating in the Intellectual Property and Information Policy Clinic this fall.

Outside of law school, Katiana enjoys fitness, spending quality time with friends, and debating the latest in reality TV.

Alan Yue was born in London and raised in China, which he credits with giving him a multicultural perspective and cosmopolitan outlook. Alan holds a Bachelor of Science in finance, a Bachelor of Arts in international politics from Penn State, and a Master in Law from the University of Pennsylvania. His professional experience spans finance roles at BNY Mellon and Mars Wrigley, as well as legal roles at Marriott International and the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

While Georgetown Law has become a second home in DC, Alan will be pursuing Big Law in New York upon graduation. He is eager to contribute as an Admissions Fellow in his 3L year by sharing his Georgetown experience with prospective students. Alan is active in the Federalist Society, OutLaw, CFLO, and APALSA, and has served as a Fellow of the Institute of International Economic Law (IIEL) since his 1L year.