Julian Rosario is a senior Political Science major completing an honors thesis exploring whether the timing of restoration impacts a felon’s rehabilitation. Julian’s research reflects a deep interest in understanding how policy decisions and timing influence reintegration and recidivism outcomes. They bring experience in public service through government and non-profit organization internships. Having gained admission to the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, Julian is committed to upholding the values of fairness and equity as they guide his professional journey and using his legal education to advocate for those often left unheard in our society.

• Intern of the Deputy Commissioner

  Government Administration · The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development

  Jan 2024 – Jan 2024

• Legal Intern

  Civic & Social Organization · The New Jersey Reentry Corporation

  Jan 2023 – Jan 2023

• Advocacy
• Politics
• Volunteering
• Philanthropy
• Entrepreneurship

• Contributor

  The New Jersey Reentry Corporation · Criminal Justice and Corrections, General

  2023 – 2023

  Research topic:

  Policy recommendations to support the rehabilitation and desistance of justice-involved women

• Author

  Rutgers University · Criminal Justice and Corrections, General

  2024 – Present

  Research topic:

  Evaluating how the timing of restoration impacts felon rehabilitation

• Canvasser

  Public Service (Politics) · Democratic Committee

  2018 – Present

  Mission:

  Campaigning