Eliza earned a J.D. from Cornell Law School and served as Notes Editor for the Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy, as well as President of the Environmental Law Society. They began Cornell’s Tenants Advocacy Program’s technology and AI component, resulting in a tenant legal rights education chatbot and presentation at the American Bar Association’s Equal Justice Conference. Eliza received a B.A. in an independent major combining Sociology, Philosophy and Religious Studies, with distinction, as well as a minor in Conflict Resolution from Mary Baldwin University.