Reuben Clark Law School. She teaches courses in banking regulation, administrative law, and property law, and joined BYU after an academic fellowship at NYU Law School. Professor Baradaran attended BYU on a university trustee scholarship and graduated cum laude in 2002. In 2005, she also graduated cum laude from New York University Law School. At NYU, she was a Deans Merit Scholar, a member of the New York University Law Review, president of the Middle Eastern Law Student Association, and she participated in an immigration rights clinic. Following her graduation from law school, Professor Baradaran worked as a corporate law associate at Davis, Polk & Wardwell in New York City for three years.