Class of 2028

Becca’s interest in technology law and policy developed while studying the ethics of emerging technologies at Princeton University, as well as through her work on a publication examining bias in predictive algorithms in the criminal justice system.

In addition to the Tech Law Scholars program, she is also part of the Technology, Media, and Telecommunications (TMT) Law and Policy Pipeline Program led by the Federal Communications Bar Association (FCBA). She also assists with research on AI, intellectual property, and technology justice with Professor Levendowski-Tepski. A lifelong dancer and an arts educator for over a decade, she is motivated by this background to support the arts and critically assess the role of AI in the arts. In her long-term career, she aspires to become a law professor and legal advocate working across technology, ethics, and the arts.