EXPERIENCE

Tyrine Aman is a recent graduate of Howard University School of Law. While earning her J.D., Ms. Aman served as a Senior Staff Editor on the Howard Human & Civil Rights Law Review and as teaching assistant for Property. She also worked as a student attorney in Howard’s Fair Housing Clinic where she represented litigants in landlord-tenant disputes. During her summers, Ms. Aman worked as a judicial extern at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in Los Angeles and as a summer associate at a major law firm in Washington D.C. Ms. Aman also spent a semester working as a law clerk at a special education advocacy firm in Washington D.C. where she worked closely with the families of students experiencing educational inequity.

 

Prior to attending law school, Ms. Aman earned her undergraduate degree from the University of California, Los Angeles where she was a member of the AmeriCorps JusticeCorps program.