Audrey Baker is an Animal Law MSL student at Lewis & Clark Law School, where she is committed to pursuing a career in animal law advocacy. With a background in animal welfare studies, Audrey has developed a deep passion for advocating for the legal protection of animals.
Her academic interests have become specifically focused on the legal representation of animals, and she hopes to contribute to efforts which confront our treatment of animals in order to improve their protection in law and policy.
Before joining Lewis & Clark, Audrey completed a degree in Animal Welfare and Society from the University of Winchester, where she was able to develop a deeper understanding of our relationship with animals through discussions of policy analysis, representation of animals within philosophical frameworks, and utilization of animals for human use.
“In studying this specialized and unique program at Lewis & Clark, I hope to develop my legal knowledge which I aim to apply to a career focused on international animal law. Through this opportunity to learn from such an accomplished and supportive faculty, I am confident I will develop the knowledge and skills necessary to become an impactful advocate for animals.”