Aaliyah Sanaa Howell is a rising junior at The George Washington University pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology. She is a Dean's List student with a strong interest in criminal justice reform, public service, and community engagement. Throughout her academic career, Aaliyah has gained valuable experience through internships and civic engagement opportunities, including serving as a Democracy Summer Fellow for Congressman Jamie Raskin, interning with Prince George's County Council Member Jolene Ivey, and supporting marketing and communications initiatives at Georgetown Day School. Her experiences have strengthened her skills in community outreach, voter engagement, event coordination, and public communication while reinforcing her commitment to serving diverse communities.

On campus, Aaliyah is an active member of the Criminal Justice Student Association, Black Student Union, and the George Washington University Club Volleyball team. She is also a recipient of the WSSC Robert G. Berger Scholarship and has earned Dean's List honors at both George Washington University and Hofstra University.

Aaliyah aspires to pursue a career in the criminal justice field, where she hopes to advocate for justice, support underserved communities, and contribute to meaningful change through public service. She is excited to be part of the Judge Alexander Williams Center, where she looks forward to learning from legal professionals, expanding her understanding of the justice system, and developing the skills needed for a career dedicated to public service.