Huma Rashid is a second-year law student at the John Marshall Law School in Chicago, IL. She is a member of the Women's Law Caucus, the International Law Society, and the Middle Eastern Law Student Association. She is interested in property law, specifically real estate transactions, and prides herself on being able to explain the Rule Against Perpetuities in three words.
She obtained her BA in English Literature from North Central College in Naperville, IL, where she graduated summa cum laude. While at North Central, she was an active member of Sigma Tau Delta and worked as a radio personality at WONC 89.1FM. In her spare time, Huma enjoys reading, rollerblading, and cooking. She is an aspiring author and hosts an online archive of personal fiction as well as a burgeoning writing blog.
She also publishes and maintains her law blog, 
Podcast Ipsa Loquitur: Who to Blame for Tuition Hikes, the Facebook alibi, and Six Cardinal Rules for Social Media
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