Jacquelyn Sherman is a 2L at The George Washington University Law School. As a student, she is involved in the International Law Review, Moot Court Board, and Anti-Corruption and Compliance Association. She has also served as a research assistant, tutor, and student ambassador. Jacquelyn obtained a B.S. in Accounting with minors in Business Law and White-Collar Crime from West Chester University of Pennsylvania. She is interested in pursuing a career in White Collar Litigation. In her spare time, Jacquelyn enjoys playing the harp, hiking, and gardening.
When did you join the WBA?
I joined in June 2022.
In what committees/forums have you been involved?
I have been involved with the Law Student Leadership Forum.
Why did you join the WBA?
I joined WBA after attending their Breaking the Concrete Ceiling Event. I was inspired by the supportive community of individuals I met and was eager to become involved.
What benefits do you get from being a part of the WBA and why do you think others should join?
As a member of the WBA, I have had the opportunity to attend a variety of interesting events and meet attorneys practicing in diverse disciplines. As a student, I really appreciate the WBA community and the mentorship members have provided me.
What is the best advice you have received?
The best advice I have received was the quote “Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.”
What words of advice do you have for women new to the profession?
Although I am still a law student, my advice is to get involved early and often because strangers are often just friends (and mentors) you haven’t met yet.