Kyle Marie Stock
"The Equal Justice Scholarship provided me an immediate connection to the public interest community at the Law School. The opportunity to serve on the Student Advisory Board of the William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law allowed me a voice in decisions regarding the development of the University of Texas as a leader in public interest law. The Equal Justice Scholarship also greatly lessened the financial concerns that would normally face a law student interested in pursuing a career in public interest law. I am grateful to be free to make career decisions without feeling the burden of large student loan debt."
Kyle Marie Stock works as a trial attorney in the Special Litigation Section of the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington D.C. Previously, she was the Senior Policy Analyst for the children's health team at Community Catalyst, a national nonprofit that engages consumers in health care advocacy. She also worked as the Model States Policy Manager at Raising Women’s Voices in New York City where she advocated for women and LGBT friendly health care policies at the state and federal level.
Immediately after law school, Kyle worked as the George M. Fleming Health Law Fellow at the Southwest Women's Law Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico and then served as the Legislative Fellow at the Center for Reproductive Rights where she monitored state legislation related to reproductive health care.
Originally from the Great Lakes State, Kyle moved to Austin immediately after her graduation from the University of Michigan. During law school, Kyle co-founded the Texas Chapter of If/When/How and served as the Vice President of the Public Interest Law Association. She also participated in the Capital Punishment and Immigration clinics and worked as a research assistant for the Center for Women in Law. During her summers, Kyle worked at the Texas Civil Rights Project in San Juan, Texas and the Texas Advocacy Project in Austin.