Aiden Leslie: FSU Senior and Aspiring Human Rights Lawyer
Aiden Leslie
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Aiden Leslie, a senior majoring in political science at Florida State University (FSU), transitioned from St. Petersburg College to FSU for its robust support for transfer students and strong undergraduate research programs. His documentary project in Brazil highlights labor rights struggles among young motorcycle couriers, showcasing his commitment to advocacy and storytelling.
- 01Aiden Leslie is a senior at Florida State University majoring in political science.
- 02He transferred from St. Petersburg College, drawn by FSU's resources for transfer students.
- 03Leslie's documentary project in Brazil focuses on labor rights issues faced by motorcycle couriers.
- 04He aims to attend law school to specialize in human rights or immigration law.
- 05Leslie has earned recognition on the President’s and Dean’s lists for his academic achievements.
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Aiden Leslie, a senior at Florida State University (FSU) majoring in political science, transferred from St. Petersburg College, attracted by the university's resources for transfer students and its reputation for undergraduate research. At FSU, he has conducted a documentary project titled “Lane Splitting,” funded by the Tyler Center for Global Studies, which highlights the lives of young motorcycle couriers in São Paulo, Brazil, as they navigate labor rights struggles. Leslie's passion for storytelling and advocacy is evident as he combines his interests in journalism and filmmaking to inspire positive change. His academic journey has been marked by significant achievements, including recognition on the President’s and Dean’s lists. After graduation, he plans to travel, continue his documentary work, and attend law school with aspirations to practice human rights or immigration law, ultimately aiming to influence politics and advocate for important issues.
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