Steven Jimenez, a senior at the University at Albany, brings a wealth of experience and academic rigor to his new role as Chief Justice of the Student Association Supreme Court. Pursuing a double major in Political Science, with a focus on Public Law, and Economics, Steven has already made a significant impact through his roles as Associate Justice and Deputy Chief Justice, becoming the youngest to be appointed by the Student Association Senate.

His deep commitment to legal ethics and student rights was further shaped by a summer internship with the New York State Unified Court System, where he gained firsthand experience in the workings of multiple judicial systems including family and surrogacy courts. This experience complements his previous internship with a prominent Immigration Attorney, underscoring his interest in Family and Immigration Law.

As Chief Justice, Steven is dedicated to leading a transparent and accountable judiciary that upholds the constitutionality of the Student Association's actions and ensures that all student voices are heard. His approach is rooted in a balanced understanding of legal principles and a drive to foster a fair and just environment on campus. Steven’s vision includes enhancing the judiciary's role in governance and maintaining a student-focused perspective that aligns with the democratic values of the university community. With his eye on a future law career and plans to take the LSAT, Steven is poised to significantly contribute to and shape the student judiciary during his tenure as Chief Justice.