KATHRYN RANDOLPH

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District of Columbia Bar Member, 2021

EDUCATION

Georgetown University Law Center, Juris Doctor, May 2021 Cumulative GPA: 3.50 Activities: Public Interest Fellow; Women’s Legal Alliance Member; Barristers’ Council, Appellate Division, Member and Coach; Beaudry Moot Court Competition, Semi-Finalist. Clinic: International Women’s Human Rights Clinic (with International Federation of Women Lawyers, Lesotho) Pro Bono : Legal Aid and Defenders, Detroit, Spring Break 2019 New York University, Gallatin School of Individualized Study, May 2016 Bachelor of Arts, magna cum laude, in Individualized Study (political science, public policy, law, and government concentration). EXPERIENCE

Project on State and Local Government Policy and Law at Georgetown University Law Center; Washington, D.C. State and Local Justice Fellow January 2022-January 2023

• Research and write on emerging issues in state and local law, specific focus on election administration, redistricting, and ballot access.

• Support student research assistants on their projects and edit student writing for publication on our website.

• Act as a teaching assistant for Prof. Meryl Chertoff and research reading materials for mini-course on D.C. governance.

• Coordinate events with SALPAL working groups and stakeholders including the Advisory Committee and the Attorney General teaching group.

• Manage and author postings on the State and Local Government Blog (sloglaw.org), including: Litigating Gerrymandering in the Post-Rucho World: State Law and Political Maps, Part 1 and Part 2. National Urban League,

Volunteer Law Fellow, October 2021-January 2022

• Conducted research on voting and democracy, focusing on the use of the Senate filibuster to block civil rights bills.

• Researched and edited public-facing organization guidance on developing legal issues like abortion access.

• Monitored hearings and oral arguments on nominees or Supreme Court cases relevant to ongoing projects.

• Participated in meetings with other coalition members regarding the fight to protect voting rights. Federal Trade Commission: Bureau of Consumer Protection; Washington D.C. Summer Law Clerk May 2019-August 2019

• Drafted memos on multiple subjects, including both an in-depth analysis of legislative history and suggested next steps in a developing case potentially on its way to litigation.

• Provided research on business practices that was used in preparation of a federal complaint.

• Reviewed and summarized industry comments solicited as part of an agency rule review.

• Prepared declarations from consumers regarding deceptive online sellers taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic. Represent Us; Washington, D.C.

Summer Law Clerk May 2019-August 2019

• Researched complex legal questions covering local, state, and Constitutional law regarding democracy reforms.

• Produced memos and materials geared towards different levels of legal and political expertise, including policy summaries to provide to lawmakers and their staffs.

• Communicated with local partners, presidential campaigns, and senior organization management.

• Created a comprehensive report on the constitutionality of Ranked Choice Voting. Clean Water Action; Ann Arbor, MI

Canvasser and Senior Field Manager Summers and Winters 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016; June 2016-September 2017

• Organized in communities through daily door-to-door communication to bring in volunteers and build member base.

• Supported staff director by training advancing staff, tabling at career fairs, interviewing candidates, calling potential interviewees, mentoring junior staff, and filling in for the staff director.

• Workshopped new campaign messaging with other senior staff for presentation to potential supporters. Temporarily canvassed with sister organizations in four states during management training, in part to assist local management staff—worked with Citizens’ Campaign for the Environment, Ohio Citizen Action, Food and Water Watch in Maryland and The Blue Bench. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE

Lone Buffalo, LLC, Clip Sheet Editor August 2013-present. Georgetown University, Civil Procedure Tutor September 2019-December 2019. Gretchen Whitmer for Governor, Political and Field Fellow January 2018-July 2018. Common Cause New York, Spring Semester Volunteer and Outreach Coordination Intern January 2016-May 2016. LANGUAGE AND INTERESTS

Proficient French—took all courses at NYU Paris in French. Organized door-to-door in every election cycle since 2008. Trained Legal Observer. Volunteered to moot arguments for first-year Legal Practice: Writing and Analysis students, sitting on panels and providing constructive feedback.

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