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A New Era has begun. 

Meet the 72nd Howard University School of Law Student Bar Associate Executive Board. 

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What’s good, HUSL! 

My name is Frantzy Luzincourt and it’s an honor to serve as your 72nd SBA President. 

I’ve been a community organizer since high school hailing from Brooklyn, New York as the son of Haitian immigrants 🇭🇹 I graduated from The City College of New York (CUNY) 🗽 and after HUSL I plan to improve the criminal legal system while also advocating for our civil rights. 

That change-making mindset is what guides my mission as SBA President. ⚖️

Outside of law school, I’m typically reading a good book, curating the next vibe 🍾, or scrolling through Politico. I love cats, anime, bowling and finding new hole in the wall restaurants to try. 

The most important thing to me is to do right by others, as we all bear the responsibility of making this world a better place. We didn’t make it this far alone, so it’s imperative that we pay it forward. So with that being said, if you ever need anything, you know where to find me! 🫡

Two of my guiding principles, I’d love to share:

Learn to do right; seek justice. Defend the oppressed. (Isaiah 1:17)

All power to the people!

What’s going on, y’all? 

My name is Chu and I have the privilege of serving as this year’s SBA Vice President. 

I’m pursuing a career in corporate law, with a particular interest in private funds work. I’m also passionate about financial literacy and creating more pathways for wealth-building within the Black community. 

Outside of law school, you can usually find me making music, traveling, or finding a reason to bring people together and documenting the memories. 

My favorite trips will always be the ones that take me back home to Nigeria; there’s nothing like tapping back into the source for fuel to keep striving.

Hi, I’m Jordan, and I’m thrilled to serve as the Student Bar Association’s Chief of Staff. 

Any space where I find myself helping others brings me joy, so I’m honored to have the opportunity to uplift and advocate for others in this capacity. 

Outside of school, you can find me
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