Camille joined Collier Walsh Nakazawa after completing her LL.M. at Berkeley Law. She holds an LLB and a Maitrise in International Law stemming from her undergraduate legal studies in England and France. She then pursued an LL.M. in Maritime Law at the University of Oslo, where she researched the nexus between Arctic and international environmental law and vessel-source pollution under the sponsorship of the Fridtjof Nansen Institute. She then completed her LL.M. in Environmental Law at U.C. Berkeley in California, where she specialized in both CA and US environmental law and energy policies thanks to her work for the California-China Climate Institute. There, she also interned at Gibson, Robb, and Lindh, a law firm specialized in maritime insurance, subrogation, and cargo claims in the Bay Area. She is an active member of the IUCN World Commission on Environmental Law and is fluent in French, English, and Italian (proficient in German).

• LL.M. in Environmental Law, University of California, Berkeley, 2022. Part-time Graduate student researcher for the California-China Climate Institute, Ecology Law Quarterly and Environmental Conservation Outreach Pro-Bono Member, JESSUP International Moot Coach, recipient of the ASIL-Miller Institute Student Fellowship Award. 

• Maitrise in International Law, high honors, University of Strasbourg Law School, France, 2021. JESSUP International Moot Court Team Member. 

• LL.M. in Maritime Law, University of Oslo Law School, Norway, 2020. Part-time researcher at the Fridtjof Nansen Institute and lead Oralist representing Norway at the 2nd World Congress on Environmental law (IUCN/WCEL) Moot.

• Licence, University of Strasbourg Law School, France, 2019.

• LL.B., University of Leicester Law School, England, UK, 2018. 

• International Law Summer Program, Goethe Universität, Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany, 2017.