Zoe Bedell is a student at Harvard Law School. She was previously an officer in the Marine Corps, where she completed two deployments to Afghanistan. Zoe then worked at an investment bank for two years before starting law school. She graduated cum laude from Princeton University with a BA in Politics and minors in Near Eastern Studies and French.
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