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Sarah Feingold

Professional Background

Sarah Feingold is a dynamic legal expert and educator who has made significant contributions in various fields, including law, arts, and social advocacy. With a robust educational foundation and a diverse career trajectory, she has established herself as a thought leader. As an Adjunct Professor at New York University, Sarah brings her legal expertise into the classroom, teaching the next generation of legal professionals while continuing to engage actively in various organizations dedicated to social change.

Education and Achievements

Sarah earned her Doctor of Jurisprudence in Law from the Syracuse University College of Law, where she honed her legal knowledge and analytical skills, preparing her for a successful career in law. Prior to that, she completed her Bachelor of Arts in Studio Arts, Business, and Sociology at Skidmore College. This interdisciplinary background in arts and social sciences has equipped her with a unique perspective that integrates creativity with practical business acumen and sociological insight.

In her academic role, Sarah not only lectures but also mentors students, enriching the NYU community with her vast knowledge and experiences. Her dedication to education is reflected in her commitment to fostering an inclusive and engaging learning environment.

Community Engagement and Leadership

Beyond academia, Sarah has actively participated in numerous organizations that promote human rights and social justice. She previously served on the Board of Directors at the International Human Rights Art Festival, where she advocated for the intersection of art and human rights, believing in the power of art to inspire change and raise awareness about critical social issues.

As a former Advisory Board Member at Powered by People (PBP), she collaborated on initiatives designed to empower individuals and communities to effect change through collective action. Her passion for recognizing and uplifting marginalized voices is evidenced through these roles.

Additionally, Sarah's involvement with Chloe Capital—as a Board Member—highlights her commitment to support female entrepreneurs and advance equity in business. This organization's focus on fostering diversity and inclusion in the venture capital space has been pivotal in creating more opportunities for women in leadership positions.

Notable Achievements

Sarah Feingold's career is marked by her unwavering dedication to the integration of her legal expertise with a profound commitment to social justice and education. She has effectively combined her passions for law, art, and sociology to advocate for human rights and inspire her students to think critically about their role in society. Her unique approach to teaching and engagement makes her a sought-after mentor and a respected figure in her community.

She has been recognized for her ability to navigate complex legal and social landscapes with empathy and insight, serving as a role model for aspiring legal professionals and advocates alike. Sarah continues to leave a lasting impression on those she encounters, fostering a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of law, art, and societal impact.

Highlights

Aug 23 · linkedin

☑️ How I pitched my way into being Etsy’s first lawyer.🎉

☑️ The steps I took to land an adjunct professor gig at NYU. Hello co-professor friend Jennifer C..🎓

☑️ What professionals should do once a year if you love (or don’t love) your job.✏️

☑️ What inspired my based-on-true-stories play, Dirty Legal Secrets. And the one thing I need to push to the next level. Hi Michael Weinberg.🎭

Thank you Whitney Johnson for saying my name when I wasn’t in the room.💕

Check out my chat with Sarah-Ann Yong and Janice Tan Ying on the #ActsploreThisPodcast !

#startuplawyers #careergrowth

Mar 27 · linkedin

Syracuse, New York - Dirty Legal Secrets is coming for ya!

We will have live productions 🎭 :

  • Friday, April 28 - 7:30 pm
  • Saturday, April 29 - 7:30 pm
  • Sunday, April 30 - 2:00 pm

As a reminder, Dirty Legal Secrets is a play based on true stories from startup lawyers.

After many bumps, it’s fitting that Syracuse offered me an opportunity (again).

After all, years ago, Syracuse University College of Law encouraged my many unique layers to rise, combine, and take up space (like a cake). They didn’t flatten and force me into a uniform shape (like a cookie). Not that there’s anything wrong with cookies. Yum desserts… I’m getting off topic.

In fact, my law school transcript features graduate level art and business classes. And this is where I found some amazing people (hi, law school friends) (hi, spouse).

SAVE THE (DIRTY LEGAL) DATE

Tickets to Dirty Legal Secrets are limited (and will likely sell out). When tickets are available, I’ll email my VIPs first (DM me your email address).

Syracuse, I’m booking intimate appearances with groups and law firms. We can chat, for example, about my show, career, and artistic process. Please reach out ASAP... my team's schedule is filling up.

Let’s do this!

#startuplaw #lawyers #theater #syracuse

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Brooklyn, New York, United States