Alok
Nadig ’16“It was important to me to find a place where I’d get institutional support for legal issues in gender and sexuality. NYU more than delivered.”
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Alok
Nadig ’16
“It was important to me to find a place where I’d get institutional support for legal issues in gender and sexuality. NYU more than delivered.”
• My Pathway at a Glance •
Before NYU Law
BA in Sociology, BM in Voice and Opera, Music Theater Certificate, Northwestern University
Academic Interests
Civil Rights
Beyond the Books
NYU Law Review
OUTLaw
Substantial Performance
Summer Work
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison
Legal Intern, ACLU LGBT & AIDS Project
Research Assistant, Professors Deborah Malamud and Catherine Sharkey
After NYU Law
Clerk for Judge Pamela Chen, US District Court for the Eastern District of New York (2018-2019)
Clerk for Judge Carlos Lucero, US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit (2017-2018)
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison
• 1L Highlight: Study Group •
“I was in a fantastic study group my 1L year. We’d meet a couple of times a week to study and review practice tests. I’m happy we got to experience those rites of passage together.”
• Public Service Network •
“My 1L summer, I was a legal intern at the ACLU’s LGBT & AIDS Project. I was interviewed for the job by an NYU Law alum.”• Faculty Mentor •
“I had Catherine Sharkey for Torts and Advanced Torts, and I worked as her research assistant during my 2L Fall. She’s imparted so much guidance and wisdom.”
• Building Community •
“I was the co-chair of OUTLaw, a political advocacy organization as well as an important social resource for LGBT students and their allies at NYU.”• Beyond the Books •
“As a former performer and singer, I loved the opportunity to be involved with Substantial Performance. The a cappella group is a great social activity to look forward to every week.”
