Ross Hinojosa is beginning her professional career as a Law Library Fellow, where she co-teaches Texas Legal Research and participates as an instructor in the Excellence in Legal Research program as well as the Legal Practice Workshop Series. She earned her B.A. in English Literature and Political Science at the University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley, where she also served as the Editor-in-Chief for the student-led Gallery Magazine. Following this, Ross attended Texas Tech Law, served as a Research Assistant in the Law Library, and participated in the unofficial Immigration Clinic volunteer program before graduating in 2022. She then attended the University of Washington’s iSchool MLIS program while working at Gallagher Law Library and completed her degree with a certification in Law Librarianship.

Her research interests include artificial intelligence and its intersection with legal research and legal education, as well as its intersection with immigration and national security.