Lindsay‑Cate Hadley is a Juris Doctor candidate at Regent University School of Law, where she is pursuing her passion for human dignity, justice, and international advocacy. She holds both a Master of Business Administration in Management and a Bachelor of Arts in Pre‑Law from Bryan College, where she also completed Biblical Studies coursework during a study‑abroad program in Italy.
Before entering law school, Lindsay‑Cate built a diverse portfolio of global service and organizational leadership. Her early work in anti-human trafficking advocacy took her to Madagascar and Cambodia, where she conducted field research, interviewed survivors, supported prosecutorial efforts, and collaborated with NGOs to advance justice for vulnerable communities. These formative experiences shaped her long‑term commitment to protecting the oppressed and using the law to defend human life and human rights.
Professionally, Lindsay‑Cate served with Alpha USA as Global Development Coordinator and National Event Team Lead. In this role, she managed international fundraising initiatives, coordinated cross‑departmental projects, led large‑scale national events, and developed operational improvements that strengthened organizational impact. She also previously directed the STAGES program at the Chattanooga Autism Center, advocating for inclusive employment and overseeing service delivery for neurodiverse clients.
Her additional hands‑on experience includes work with CARITAS Austria supporting individuals with disabilities, and technical roles on a rally racing team, demonstrating her adaptability, teamwork, and problem‑solving under pressure.
Lindsay‑Cate hopes to use her legal career to serve vulnerable populations at home and abroad, integrating excellence, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to justice.
Read about Lindsay-Cate’s experience:
Interning with the ECLJ in Strasbourg, France – Regent University. Center for Global Justice®