Steph C. Iasiello is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in education, law, and digital innovation. They hold a PhD in English Literature from Emory University, where their research focused on contemporary literature of the African Diaspora, critical race theory, and queer theory. Steph also earned their Juris Doctor from Georgia State University College of Law in December 2023 and is licensed to practice law in Georgia.

Throughout their career, Steph has demonstrated a commitment to social justice and education. They served as the Director of Information and Education at the Alliance for Higher Education in Prison and as President of the Board of Directors for Reforming Arts, an Atlanta-based nonprofit organization. Currently, Steph is the Director of Digital Initiatives at Georgia Humanities, where they leverage data-driven strategies to optimize digital infrastructure and execute aligned initiatives.

Steph's professional experience includes roles such as College Admissions Consultant at Apogee College Prep and Graduate Assistant & Program Coordinator for Walker State Prison at Georgia State University. Their work has been recognized with several awards, including the “30 Under 30” Non-Profit Leader Award from the Young Non-Profit Professionals Network of Atlanta.

They bring a unique blend of academic expertise, leadership, and strategic planning skills to their work, making a positive impact in the fields of education, law, and social justice.

This experience gives rise to Stephs dedication to the practice of law, including the specific interest areas of Criminal Law and Special Education Law. Steph also provides legal assistance for families planning for special needs children and conducts supportive planning related thereto.