Introducing Hannah Stark, our talented summer associate who will be joining our team for a productive and exciting summer. Learn more about Hannah and what she brings to the table.
Hello everyone! My name is Hannah Stark. I am so excited to have the privilege of being the new General Counsel Summer Associate at Stock Legal!
I graduated (about four days ago) from Saint Louis University with a degree in political science. After interning with Stock Legal this summer, I will continue my education at Saint Louis University School of Law! I could not be more excited to learn and experience Stock Legal's offerings before beginning school in the fall.
While in undergrad, I stayed busy as a cheerleader for SLU and was involved as team captain, a student-athlete advisory committee representative, and a student-athlete mentor. Outside of athletics, I was a member of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority and had the opportunity to do lots of volunteer work around the city. I was involved in the Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity and the Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor Society.
As a St. Louis native, I am so passionate about this city. Through work, school, and career, I want to impact the community positively. While I don't know which field of law I want to pursue, this summer at Stock Legal will provide me with great experience and direction for the following years!
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