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Rosalyn Langrohling-Amanor is currently a staff editor for the Washington University Law Review and a postgraduate student at the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis. Rosalyn is concurrently pursuing a Doctor of Law degree at the Washington University in St. Louis School of Law. Previous experience includes serving as a summer law clerk at the National Center for Youth Law, where Rosalyn conducted research on child welfare and supported impact litigation, as well as an intern at the ABA Center on Children and the Law, focusing on educational issues related to students in foster care. Additionally, Rosalyn has worked as a teacher, developing and implementing educational programs and advocating for students and families. Academic credentials include a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics and Psychology from Amherst College, and current enrollment in both the Master of Social Work and Juris Doctor programs at Washington University in St. Louis.