Cassandra L.M. Prince

Before attending law school, Cassandra was a recruitment manager at an education nonprofit organization in Boston, MA. She led outreach to prospective candidates for tutoring fellowships and a teacher training program, including coordinating national on-campus recruiting events and managing relationships with academic professionals, community organizations, and external partners. Additionally, Cassandra held various positions at a high school in Boston and served as an AmeriCorps Fellow for two years.

Active in the community, Cassandra serves on the board of the Massachusetts Black Women Attorneys (MBWA) and Wondermore, a nonprofit organization committed to cultivating children’s creativity, curiosity, and literacy by engaging Boston-area students with acclaimed authors and illustrators. She serves as the New Lawyers Forum Committee Liaison to the Trust and Estates Section at the Boston Bar Association (BBA), is a member of the Boston Estate Planning Council (BEPC) and is a member of BEPC’s Community Engagement Committee.

During law school, Cassandra was the director of external relations for the Black Law Students Association-Kemet Chapter, a law student ambassador at the BBA, and a student representative at Northeastern University School of Law for the Center Against Institutional Racism (CAIR). She is fluent in Haitian Creole.