Jacqueline Morales
At Texas Law, Jacqueline Morales was chief programming editor of the Texas Hispanic Journal of Law & Policy, wellness director for Law Students for Black Lives, and a member of the Chicano/Hispanic Law Students Association and the Public Interest Law Association. She also volunteered for a variety of pro bono projects, including Pro Bono in January, gender affirmation workshops, DACA renewal workshops, the SPEAK special education workshop, pro se asylum workshops, and expunction workshops. She participated in the Immigration Clinic and Children’s Rights Clinic and spent her summers working with Judge Ignacio Torteya III of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas and American Gateways in Austin. She also interned with the Travis County Public Defender’s Office.