Previously, Ms. Marín worked at Advocates for Children of New York as a staff attorney on the Immigrant Students’ Rights Project. In that role, Ms. Marín provided legal representation to immigrant families seeking high-quality, appropriate educational services. Ms. Marín is a graduate of Rutgers Law School and served as judicial family law clerk to the Honorable Michael Paul Wright, J.S.C. Ms. Marín obtained her undergraduate degree from The George Washington University with a B.A. in Political Communication and a Master’s Degree in Teaching, with a concentration in bilingual education, from Pace University, Graduate School of Education. Ms. Marín taught for five years as a bilingual elementary school teacher in New York City and Hoboken, NJ prior to practicing law and is an alumna of Teach for America.