Adria graduated from the University of Tennessee in the top 5% of her class. She decided to pursue a law degree at USC School of Law in hopes that one day she could make a difference in people’s lives and advocate for those who cannot advocate for themselves. 

While in law school, Adria worked for the Post-Conviction Justice Project. She worked in prisons to help rehabilitate inmates and prepare them for their parole hearings. She also worked to get wrongfully convicted inmates out of prison and to get sentences reduced for those who had been subjected to sentences disproportionate to their crimes. Adria is also an avid volunteer. Last year she was the President of the Black Law Students Association at USC. After law school, Adria hopes to continue being a force for legal equity.
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