Jamie Fine

Jamie Fine, JD, MFA, PhD is an alumni of the Modern Thought & Literature doctoral program at Stanford, through which she also completed a minor in Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Drawing from the fields of English Literature, Law, Education, Psychology, Comic Studies, and Sociology, her interdisciplinary research focused on the role and cultural impact of law through contemporary young adult literature. At the Center for Teaching & Learning, Jamie served as a Peer Learning Consultant for four years and as an Academic Skills Coach for much of that time. She assisted with pioneering the Curriculum Development branch of the program, which she led during her final year. At Stanford more generally, she was actively engaged in educational initiatives at the Native American Cultural Center and the Stanford Humanities Center, as well as through the Flip the Script and CUNY-Stanford Exchange Programs, of which she is an alum herself. She was also actively engaged in the Stanford student community as a Graduate Student Council Representative and served on numerous committees, including as the Co-Chair of the Committee of 12. Following graduation, Jamie will serve as the Director of a new inter-tribal Native think tank servicing Indian Country, where she hopes to continue helping others achieve success.