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Alicia previously served as development coordinator for a Pennsylvania civil rights organization.  Her work included grants management, special event planning, and individual donor administration.  She has worked with a number of nonprofit advocacy organizations targeting issues such as civil liberties, domestic violence, employment discrimination, reproductive rights, and safeguarding elections.  Alicia holds a law degree from City University of New York School of Law, where she served as a member of the New York Law Review. While completing her legal studies at Villanova Law School, Alicia served as a clerk in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, Juvenile Division. 

Alicia earned her Bachelor's degree from Temple University, where she was invited to join the Intellectual Heritage Society and exhibit her work in the Tyler School of Arts' annual student exhibition.