- Upholds the duties as a Legal Assistant within the firm - Takes on a variety of tasks, including organizing, filling, scanning, and compiling case files - Commutes two to three days a week to the firm's Emeryville office - Works closely with managers, paralegals, staff, and attorneys during upcoming court cases - Edits multiple legal documents and utilizes editor skills to check for spelling and grammar mistakes - Continues to get exposure and grasp a better understanding of civil litigation, business law, and legal language overall

- Specialises in women's soccer within the sports department - Writes with the "campus" sector of the newspaper - Publishes an article every other week - Upholds close and professional connections to Daily Californian staff, editors, sources, and athletes- Driven by a commitment to write only the truth and to bring awareness and spirit to Berkeley as a whole

- Main role consists of compiling and sending File Requests for new and old clients - Helps to organize case file documents and ensures smooth operation with the firm's technology - Works closely with attorneys and paralegals on cases and various projects - Upholds receptionist duties when working in person - Attends weekly staff meetings - Works both in person and virtually

- Currently serves as Co-Networking Chair - Attends weekly meetings (general and member review) - Remains as an active member of the Omega Class - Determined to uphold the values of the fraternity by "honoring those who have paved the path before us, steadfastly serving those around us and making progress for those to come."

- Serves at both the women's and LGBTQ+ clinics - Engages in the PBHLTH 198 course to practice simulations to prepare for being a caseworker - Attends mandatory weekly meetings- Contributes to walking around campus and providing free health products and food to local unhoused populations

- Serves as the point of contact for legal support/research - Responsible for connecting UHRO and students' stories to publishers within the Daily Californian - Aids in promoting awareness about the organization/mission via social media and word of mouth - Weekly meetings to help promote the mission of " improving living conditions so students can focus on what matters most."

- Worked on the founding projects within the now global (across 59 countries) organization - Participated in the 2018 Arizona protest- Was involved in the H200 Documentary (2017-2020) - Contributed violin musicianship to Cambria Bartlett Short Film 2019 Heirs to Our Ocean - Participated in the 2022 SEAL Backpacking trip

- Spent some time outdoors with other nature-loving students - Helped to personally lower time on social media and technology - Ensured maintained activeness - Included in group events like trips to Yosemite, Mount Diablo, and more!

- Worked with incoming first-generation UC Berkeley students to aid with transitional periods - Helped by becoming a mentor and providing first-hand knowledge - Shared personal experiences aiming to foster spaces of connection and transparency - Ensured consistent guidance and support to mentees

- Honed in dispute resolution capabilities and organizational skills - Learned more about family law and civil court cases through trainings/various facilitations - Chose to defer to the '25-'26 program due to academic commitments - Worked alongside paralegals and attorneys, gaining essential real-world experiences

- Attended weekly 4-hour team meetings/outings - Actively contributed to capturing the essence of student life through photoshoots - Honed in on my photography and editing skills - Effectively communicated with teammates to coordinate photoshoots and models- Familiarized myself with Nikon and Canon camera models - Curated a final presentation and personal portfolio, which led to the creation of my current photography account @photosbycoe on Instagram

- Attended weekly meetings - Contributed to the vibrant storytelling of campus life by attending events - Conducted numerous interviews - Partook in photoshoots - Honed in on skills like storytelling and editorial work

- Meticulously reviewed articles across departments, ensuring AP style and grammatical accuracy - Reported mostly on housing and homelessness-related articles- Held the position of Copy Editor for both years within the program - Attended the Saint Luis Journalism Convention (JEA/NSPA), participating in professional development and networking within the journalism community

- Currently hold the title of longest-serving youth commissioner (serving from 2018-2023)- Attended weekly 2 hour general meetings - Involved in Food Justice, Housing (x2), and Racial Equity (x2) subcommittees - Held the role of Secretary and Housing and Racial Equity Subcommittee Chair - Helped to implement the current salad bar residing at Novato High School's cafeteria - Collaborated with Liz Darby to help pass the Just Cause Eviction Bill in 2018- As subcommittee chair, I helped to create and implement the racial equity curriculum through facilitated training at various middle and high schools (including Hall Middle School, Novato, and Tamalpias High Schools)

- Food and safety certified - Routinely switched from working at the register to preparing variating beverages and warming food - Maintained a clean and organized environment- Handled disputes respectfully - Learned to work quickly and efficiently under pressure - Effectively communicated with fellow employees and customers - Contributed to the welcoming atmosphere within the store that kept customers coming back for more!