Noa Siskind is a law student with a passion for intellectual property law and a keen eye for protecting creativity and originality. She is currently pursuing her Juris Doctor at Chicago-Kent College of Law, where she focuses on the intersection of law, creativity, and technology. Originally from Memphis, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Public Relations from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, before moving to Chicago to further her legal career.

Her academic achievements reflect her dedication — she serves as a Senior Associate for the Chicago-Kent Law Review, is the Executive Article Editor for the Chicago-Kent Journal of Intellectual Property, and was awarded the CALI Excellence for the Future Award for earning the highest grade in Legal Writing her first year of law school.

Noa thrives in dynamic, collaborative environments. She is an active member of the Richard Linn American Inn of Court and serves as President of the Jewish Law Students Association. She also honed her advocacy skills as a competitor in the Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition. In addition, as a Teaching Assistant for Legal Writing I and II, she mentors fellow law students in developing strong legal research and writing skills.

Outside of her legal pursuits, Noa brings her energy and enthusiasm to the fitness world as a spinning instructor at Cyclebar in Chicago, where she motivates others through movement and music. She values the balance between professional growth and personal well-being.

With a strong foundation in intellectual property law, leadership, and mentorship, Noa is eager to contribute her skills and enthusiasm by helping clients safeguard their ideas and innovations.