Early Life and Education
Michelle Robinson Obama was born in Chicago, Illinois, in 1964. She attended Princeton University and later Harvard Law School, where she earned her Juris Doctor degree.
Career and Public Service
Before entering the White House, Michelle Obama worked as a lawyer and later served as an executive at the University of Chicago Medical Center. She became First Lady of the United States in 2009 when her husband, Barack Obama, took office.
Initiatives and Legacy
As First Lady, she led public health campaigns such as "Let's Move!" and "Joining Forces," focusing on childhood nutrition and military families. After leaving the White House, she continued advocacy work through the Obama Foundation and authored the memoir "Becoming." Obama Foundation
