Master of Public Administration (MPA)

Fatima Tarawally is a paralegal and public service professional committed to advancing equity and sustainability through legal and policy frameworks. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics from Georgia Gwinnett College and a paralegal certification. Her public policy experience includes serving as a Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Futures Fellow with RCE Greater Atlanta, where she partnered with a nonprofit organization to advance the United Nations’ sustainability agenda. Through grassroots research, coalition-building, and community engagement, she supported local initiatives focused on environmental justice, education, and green community development.

In her legal career, Fatima has provided broad-based support in areas such as litigation, intellectual property, and administrative law, while maintaining a client-focused and justice-driven approach. Beyond the workplace, she has served in leadership roles within her college’s moot court team, student integrity board, and professional development organizations, where she promoted ethics, civic engagement, and inclusive governance. Fatima’s passion lies at the intersection of law and public administration, where she seeks to use her experience to support underserved communities and shape equitable policy outcomes.

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