Sarah Gross

Sarah Gross has just finished her second year at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles. She is an editor of the Loyola of Los Angeles International and Comparative Law Review, as well as a board member of the Women’s Law Association. University of Redlands awarded her a B.A. in Government, with a minor in Women’s Students in May of 2010. She received Departmental Honors and was also Phi Beta Kappa. Her Honors Thesis was titled “’Going All Jackson Browne’: Limiting Fair Use and Reclaiming Artistic Integrity in Light of Browne v. McCain.”

This year, Ms. Gross has interned with the Western Center on Law and Poverty and the Disability Rights Legal Center and as noted, completed an internship with the Cancer Legal Resource Center from May through December 2011.

Ms. Gross’ interest in the area of cancer and disability rights stems from her parents’ work with children with disabilities. Ms. Gross has taken Cancer Rights Law and Special Education Advocacy seminars as well as clerked for the Cancer Legal Resource Center in late 2011. Ms. Gross is dedicating her project to the memory of a loved one’s daughter, whose life was cut far too short by a severe type of leukemia.

Ms. Gross’ project is to produce a guide for parents of children with cancer, advising these parents of available special education services. She will be working on this project with the sponsorship of the Disability Rights Legal Center, which also encompasses the Cancer Legal Resource Center.