Amandine has a particular interest in climate and international environmental law, wetlands protection, and environmental justice. While at Georgetown Law, she served as a student attorney for the Environmental Law and Justice Clinic, researching and anticipating litigation arguments under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Amandine also externed with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), in the Environment and Natural Resources Division (ENRD), where she developed brief materials and supported trial moots for ENRD’s Environmental Defense Section.

Prior to her work with DOJ, Amandine interned for EPA, where she researched and coordinated settlement preparations for Clean Water Act and EPCRA enforcement cases. Amandine was also a Research Assistant at Georgetown, studying emerging issues under the Clean Air Act.

While pursuing her JD, Amandine served as Co-Director of Georgetown’s Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) competition team and as Managing Editor of the Georgetown Environmental Law Review. As a member of Georgetown’s ADR team, Amandine competed in international negotiation, mediation, and arbitration competitions, including the Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot.

Prior to law school, Amandine worked for CVS Health’s Digital Innovation Lab, developing digital solutions to improve patients’ access to healthcare.