Savannah Hobbie

Savannah Hobbie is currently serving as an Assistant Articles Editor and Staff Editor for the Journal of Law and Education, while also working as a Law Clerk in the Internet Crimes Against Children Division at the South Carolina Office of the Attorney General. With a robust legal background, Savannah has participated in judicial observation experiences and was a legal intern at Root & Rebound, where skills in expungements and client interaction were honed. As a founding member of the South Carolina Student Hazing Advocacy Coalition, Savannah focused on spreading awareness and enacting change regarding hazing laws. In addition to various leadership roles during undergraduate studies at Furman University, including Vice President of Membership for the Panhellenic Council and Director of Programming for Chi Omega Epsilon Lambda, Savannah also contributed as a mentor with Ladies of Distinction. Currently pursuing a Doctor of Law degree at the University of South Carolina, previous education includes a Bachelor's degree in Communications and Political Science from Furman University.