Jordan A. Braithwaite is a proud St. Louis, Missouri, native and a distinguished scholar and tireless advocate for social justice. During her time at Grambling State University, she served as a student activist and excelled academically with a cumulative 4.0 GPA, majoring in History with a concentration in Law and Society. She is now a first-year J.D. candidate at Howard University School of Law, furthering her commitment to legal excellence and societal advocacy.From a young age, Jordan has been deeply committed to championing the rights of the disenfranchised. Her tenure at Grambling is marked by her strategic and innovative initiatives to actively engage students in civic and social matters. She held significant leadership roles including White House HBCU Scholar, Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Intern, AT&T Class of 2023 Rising Future Maker, BeyGood Scholar, Inaugural Xceleader Vote HBCU Fellow, President of her university's NAACP Unit, and Founder and Chairwoman of the Grambling Student Power Network coalition. Additionally, Jordan utilized her organizing efforts to co-led a project that established Grambling State University’s first ever Voting Resource Center, while she excelled in other positions and fellowships that reflect her unwavering dedication to servant leadership and community empowerment.Jordan aspires to leverage her legal career to drive systemic change, promote racial justice, equality, and an inclusive society. Her expertise in leadership and advocacy underscores her unwavering dedication to making a tangible impact in the fight for a just future for all.