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Wallace Chen

Wallace Chen, currently pursuing his J.D., has a deep-rooted interest in how legal structures affect public policy and everyday interactions. He completed his undergraduate education with highest honors at the University of Texas, majoring in Government and minoring in Sociology. Throughout his academic career, Wallace has been distinguished with numerous accolades, including the Chancellor's Law Scholarship and the Dean's Leadership Award, which celebrate his academic excellence and leadership skills. Before embarking on his legal studies, Wallace led the debate team at SpiderSmart, transforming it from a regional educational endeavor into a nationally recognized competitive powerhouse. His effective leadership and innovative training techniques propelled his teams to wins at the 2019 National Debate Championship and the 2022 Texas and Connecticut Debate Championships. In law school, Wallace has been instrumental in supporting his peers, particularly excelling as the primary note-taker for his section. His efforts have been crucial in helping students who struggle with language barriers or who cannot attend classes. He is also deeply involved in promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion, serving as a 1L Representative for the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association and the First Generation Lawyers Club. Professionally, Wallace's experience includes an influential internship at DLA Piper law firm, where he worked on projects focusing on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues. His work advising Fortune 500 companies on corporate social responsibility initiatives has significantly improved the firm's risk management and advisory capabilities. Wallace's commitment to pursuing a career in corporate litigation is driven by a desire to further refine his legal expertise. Wallace also has a profound commitment to community service. Born to Taiwanese parents, he has consistently taken on leadership roles that advocate for Asian American representation and tackle significant social issues. He has served as president of both the Rotary Interact Club and his high school's Mandarin Club. Outside of his professional and academic life, Wallace Chen enjoys a dynamic personal life. He is an enthusiastic collector and advocate within the Pokémon trading card community and an avid gamer with a particular fondness for games like Dislyte and Halo Infinite. He also actively participates in sports such as soccer, volleyball, and basketball, reflecting his commitment to a balanced lifestyle that fosters both mental and physical health.

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