Brittany is a 2023 Duke School of Law Pre-Law Fellow. As a Duke Pre-Law Fellow, she took an extensive amount of legal classes taught by esteemed Duke Law professors and staff, which included civil rights law, contract law, property law and family law as well as legal writing.
In Brittany’s first three years at Spelman, she has been active both on campus and throughout the city of Atlanta. She interned for three months with Partnership for Southern Equity, a non-profit organization that works to promote economic equity throughout neighborhoods in metro Atlanta while educating partnering organizations on the importance of sustainability and how to care for the environment. During her time with Partnership for Southern Equity, she led a sustainability workshop with Sustainable Spelman, a student-led sustainability group at Spelman College and the University of Michigan’s Student Sustainability Coalition President to explore different ways to reach their goal of making Spelman a zero-waste campus. In addition, Brittany volunteers weekly as a SpelREADS Reading Guide where she works with elementary school students in metro Atlanta to strengthen their literacy skills.
While at Spelman, Brittany has been inducted into Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political honor society. She serves as the Public Relations Chair for the Morehouse Spelman Pre-Law Society and as the Treasurer for the Spelman College Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity. She is a member of the Alpha Lambda Delta Academic Honor Society, and an informative speaker for the Spelman College Speech and Debate Team. Brittany has worked as the Public Relations Intern for the Spelman Student Government Association. She is a member of the Women of Excellence in Leadership (WELS) at Spelman College. This year, Brittany served as a delegate for Spelman’s On the Hill Initiative where she met with members of Congress and Spelman alumnae at Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. to advocate for incorporating restorative justice practices into educational systems and removing the pushout of minority students.
Brittany was born and raised in Columbus, Georgia. She spends her free time enjoying the company of her friends, family, and dog. She loves to read, play tennis, visit new restaurants with the people she loves, and go to baseball games with her cousins. Brittany plans to graduate summa cum laude from Spelman College in May 2025.
