RUTH KIM
Project Assistant
Ruth Kim is a Project Assistant for CROKE FAIRCHILD DUARTE & BERES and Point of Difference Strategies.
Ruth earned her bachelor’s degree in sociology from Wheaton College, where she developed an interest in examining the intersections of law, race, and media. During her time at Wheaton, Ruth was awarded first place in the Ivan Fahs Writing Competition by the Department of Anthropology, Sociology, and Urban Studies for her research. She also received the Fellowship in Public Interest Law from Wheaton College’s Center of Urban Engagement and interned with Lawndale Christian Legal Center.
Prior to joining the firm, Ruth gained experience in database management and research through her work with BRIDGE, a pre-college access program for under-resourced and first-generation college students, and Wheaton in Chicago, a semester-based college program in Woodlawn, Chicago.
Ruth Kim is a Project Assistant for CROKE FAIRCHILD DUARTE & BERES and Point of Difference Strategies.
Ruth earned her bachelor’s degree in sociology from Wheaton College, where she developed an interest in examining the intersections of law, race, and media. During her time at Wheaton, Ruth was awarded first place in the Ivan Fahs Writing Competition by the Department of Anthropology, Sociology, and Urban Studies for her research. She also received the Fellowship in Public Interest Law from Wheaton College’s Center of Urban Engagement and interned with Lawndale Christian Legal Center.
Prior to joining the firm, Ruth gained experience in database management and research through her work with BRIDGE, a pre-college access program for under-resourced and first-generation college students, and Wheaton in Chicago, a semester-based college program in Woodlawn, Chicago.