Alexandria was born and raised in Tennessee, where she earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology, summa cum laude, from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. She is currently a 3L at the Nashville School of Law, attending night classes while working full time in the legal field, and ranks in the top 15% of her class as a founding member of the NSL Law Review.
Alexandria has served on the Legal Aid Society's executive board since her first year of law school and currently serves as Secretary. She has a particular passion for the organization's expungement clinics, helping people move past old criminal convictions and get a real second chance, work she considers some of the most meaningful of her legal career so far.
Alexandria has spent nearly four years working in the legal field as a paralegal across family law, civil litigation, criminal defense, and estate planning matters, building a practical, detail-oriented foundation long before stepping into a courtroom. She believes every client deserves a zealous advocate who sees them as a person first and a case second. It's a belief that has only grown stronger the longer she's done this work, and it's a big part of why she chose criminal defense in the first place.
In her free time, Alexandria enjoys spending time with her golden retriever, Butters, and her cat, Biscuit.
Education
Nashville School of Law, J.D. (anticipated 2028)
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, B.A. in Psychology, summa cum laude
Memberships
NSL Legal Aid Society (Executive Board, Secretary)
NSL Law Review (Founding Member)
