President
Sandy is a finance lawyer with experience across private credit, restructuring and special situations, and is currently pursuing the MSt in Real Estate at Cambridge. She has worked across London, Hong Kong and Singapore, including with investment teams at Goldman Sachs, KKR and BSQ Capital. Having studied and worked across several jurisdictions, she has always valued the communities that make professional life feel more connected and supportive. She joined CWLS because she wanted to become more involved in the Cambridge community and to help create opportunities for women in law to meet, exchange ideas and support one another across different stages of their careers. As President, she is especially looking forward to bringing together students, alumni and practitioners and helping make CWLS an ambitious, welcoming and genuinely engaged community.

Events & Mooting Officer
Hi, I’m Rosanagh, a second-year law student at Trinity, and I’m so excited to be the Events & Mooting Officer for CWLS this year! I’m looking forward to organising a variety of events - from socials and career support to engaging talks - that bring women together and create an empowering and welcoming space within the Cambridge legal community.
Having spent much of my first year preparing for and taking part in moots, I’m particularly excited to organise a range of mooting opportunities for women and gender non-conforming individuals across Cambridge. It is so important that everyone feels supported and has their voices heard in the world of law and mooting, and I am hoping that CWLS's mooting events will help to achieve just that.
Outside of law, I love running and am often found trying to persuade anyone who will listen to come for a jog along the Cam with me (CWLS run club anyone…?!)!!
I’m so excited to get started, meet everyone, and see what we can achieve together in CWLS’s second year!

Non-Law Representative
My name is Emily, and I am an undergraduate English student at Hughes Hall. I particularly enjoy learning how to craft persuasive arguments as part of my degree, and I hope to use this skill to pursue a career at the Bar after graduating. I feel that supporting non-law students is an important part of improving access to law, enabling women from all backgrounds and degree subjects to pursue a legal career. I look forward to championing non-law students, ensuring that they have the resources available to feel informed, confident and prepared to take the next steps in realising their legal ambitions.

Events Coordinator
Hi, I'm Seraphina! I am currently a Second-Year Undergraduate studying Law and I am so excited to be involved with CWLS this year as Events Officer. I look forward to helping create events which engage and connect members across the community, from career development opportunities to an active social calendar. I can't wait to work with the rest of the Team and Alumni Leadership Council to grow the CWLS community and strengthen its network.

Social Media Manager
Jennifer Jin is a fourth-year Management student at Trinity Hall, with a keen interest in financial regulation and the legal frameworks that underpin how markets and institutions operate. Coming from a financial background, she is drawn to commercial law for its blend of strategic thinking and practical problem-solving, and is considering a law conversion after graduation as her route into the profession. As Social Media Manager, Jennifer is passionate about amplifying the society's voice and visibility, and looks forward to helping grow a community that gives women the networks, confidence, and resources to carve out their own paths in law.