Sarah Donovan

Staff Editor, Volume 102

Sarah Donovan is originally from Miami, Florida, and calls Atlanta, Georgia, home in the United States. She graduated summa cum laude from Kennesaw State University with a B.S. in Mathematics, receiving the award for Outstanding Graduate in the Mathematics Department. After completing her undergraduate degree, Sarah spent 16 years in East Asia, Southeast Asia, and the United Kingdom, teaching high school mathematics and working as a school administrator, focused on curriculum, assessment, professional development, and regulatory compliance. While working in schools, Sarah also earned a Master of Education from the University of Massachusetts Lowell and a Doctor of Education from Nova Southeastern University, completing her dissertation, “Investigating the Factors Affecting Teacher Self-Efficacy Among Teachers.” In addition to serving on the Law Review, Sarah works as a teaching assistant for 1L Legal Writing and Research and as a Student Ambassador for NDLS Admissions. Sarah spent her 1L summer working in the Notre Dame Clinical Law Center and as a research assistant for Professor Kristina Swanson. She will spend her 2L summer in Washington, D.C., at Eversheds Sutherland. Outside of NDLS, Sarah enjoys cycling, dancing, and baking.