Proactive problem solving started early for me. From 2012 to 2023, competitions like the Future Problem Solving Program, Academic Decathlon, George Komestky Student Challenge, and the National Student Advertising Competition cultivated my passion for integrating research with human insights to develop creative solutions. I spent hours sitting in a plastic chair, pouring over data and trends to inspire strategies that helped my teams place in each competition. There was no correct answer to any issue I put my pen to, but I learned how to communicate why my team's strategy was the right one to pursue. During undergraduate years, programs like Texas Media & Analytics and Texas Creative shoved me back into the chaos and helped me grow out of my comfort zone. Being a Resident Assistant strengthened my ability to take the initiative and facilitate difficult conversations in an open environment. Law school brings new challenges I am eager to overcome, with the help of peers and faculty at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. I wear many hats between my passion for writing, research, creative problem solving, privacy and technology. I want to pursue a career in law that encompasses a bit of each.