Policy, Briefs & Authorship
A chronological repository of authored appellate briefs, peer-reviewed mathematical scholarship, statutory university governance, and state legislative testimonies.
Bypassing Monsky's Theorem: Translational Applications of Multi-Dimensional Combinatorics
Nijjar, S. (2026). White research paper establishing translational combinatorial applications across multi-dimensional geometry and computational data models.
2 Independent Amicus Curiae Briefs Accepted
Independently authored two comprehensive amicus curiae briefs accepted by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania addressing novel issues of first impression regarding mandatory arbitration clauses, statutory unconscionability, and constitutional access to judicial remedies. Marked the first self-taught independent nonlawyer brief accepted in the Court’s 303-year recorded history.
Senate Bill 20-21-07: Technical Revisions to Disability & Accessibility Policy
Nijjar, S., et al. Co-authored and enacted comprehensive institutional revisions governing statutory accessibility procedures, accommodations, and disability grievance standards across 31,000+ student body.
AI Indigenous Health Insurance Audit Cited in CMS Final Ruling
Invented USPTO-compliant patent portfolio AI health insurance auditor (U.S. 63/946,926); results and disparity analyses were cited in the Federal Register Vol. 91 on the final ruling of a 6-year Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) bill establishing heightened Rural Health Clinic standards nationwide.
Doctors Without Borders Harvard Chapter Testimony on Refugee Protections
Testified chapter findings before the New Hampshire state legislature on House Bill 1010, opposing provisions adverse to refugee and low-income families; testimony successfully prompted legislative committee amendments.
Public Educator Attrition Testimony & 20+ Page Retained Memo
Testified in Washington, D.C. on systemic drivers of public educator attrition; had a formal 20+ page memorandum retained on record; follow-ups led to a $15M draft bill (under D.C. Council review) assisting 100,000+ neglected K-12 students by 2030.
Native Maternal Health Disparities Testimony & Executive Order
Testified before the Massachusetts state legislature on Native maternal health inequity, with follow-ups leading to the Governor enacting Native American Health Awareness Week for 7,000,000+ residents.