Ayesha Iqbal is a law clerk at Rock Trade Law LLC, where she assists attorneys with matters involving U.S. customs and international trade.

Ayesha is currently a third-year law student at Penn State Dickinson Law, where she is pursuing a Certificate in National Security Law and serves as President of the National Security Association. She is also a Research Assistant to Professor Amy C. Gaudion, focusing on constitutional law, cybersecurity policy, and oversight of emerging technologies.

Before joining Rock Trade Law, Ayesha interned with Judge Craig L. Schwall, Sr. and Judge John J. Goger at the Superior Court of Fulton County, where she drafted court orders and legal memoranda.

Ayesha earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Georgia State University, majoring in Public Policy with a concentration in Economic Development and Planning and a minor in Computer Science.

Prior to law school, Ayesha worked as a paralegal at Hawkins Parnell & Young, LLP. She is fluent in Urdu, Punjabi, and Hindi, and has reading and writing proficiency in Arabic.

Education

• B.A., Georgia State University