Kiana Jokar is an Iranian American and rising third-year law student at Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law. Born and raised in Los Angeles County, she is interested in labor and employment law, public service, and disability rights. Kiana has gained experience through judicial, government, and public-defense externships, and she is currently a Summer Associate at Jackson Lewis. She is also the founder and co-president of Law Students for Disability Rights at Chapman Law and has volunteered with the Prison Education Project, where she supported educational programming for incarcerated students. Kiana is committed to expanding access, mentorship, and opportunity for women in the legal profession.