Glenda Patterson

Glenda Patterson

Glenda Patterson is an honors cum laude graduate of George Mason University. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Government and International Politics, with a minor in Business and a concentration in Law, Philosophy, and Governance. She is equipped with a strong academic foundation in legal systems, ethical reasoning, and administrative processes. Her academic excellence was recognized through multiple honors, including the Dean’s List and the Federal Law Enforcement Foundation Scholarship.

Glenda offers a strong background in legal and administrative support. As an intern with the United States Senate, she supported federal constituent casework while adhering to strict confidentiality and compliance standards. As President of IGNITE at Mason, she reactivated the IGNITE National chapter at George Mason University and led organizational operations for its multi-team structure, contributing to the broader goals of the national nonprofit.

Additionally, Glenda was a member of the Jurisprudence Learning Community (JPLC), a program designed to guide students toward careers in law by providing early exposure to legal concepts, professional expectations, and civic engagement. Through her participation as a Student Liaison, she further developed her understanding of legal pathways while supporting initiatives that encouraged student interest in the legal profession. She is also a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) and the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS), organizations that recognize academic achievement and leadership while promoting professional development, scholarship, and service.

Glenda’s combination of academic distinction, leadership experience, and hands-on legal and administrative support skills positions her as a reliable and detail-oriented member of our team.