• Currently: 11th Wing Legal Office (11 WG/JA) Chief of Separations• Previously: 9th Reconnaissance Wing Legal Office (9 RW/JA) Chief of Adverse Actions; 9 RW/JA Chief of Operations Law• In June 2024, graduated from Training by Reservists in Advocacy & Litigation Skills (TRIALS) at JB Lewis-McChord, WA• In March 2024, graduated from U.S. Army Military Police School (USAMPS) Sexual Assault Investigations Course (SAIC) at Ft. Leonard Wood, MO• In October 2023, graduated from Squadron Officer School (SOS) at Maxwell AFB, AL• In April 2023, graduated from Judge Advocate Staff Officer Course (JASOC) 23-B at Maxwell AFB, AL• JASOC 23-B winner of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) Award for Highest Academic Achievement in recognition of attainment of the highest test-score average in a class of 52 Judge Advocates• JASOC 23-B Senior Ranking Officer• Major awards and decorations: Air and Space Commendation Medal, Nuclear Deterrence Operations Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Air and Space Training Ribbon

• In June 2021, graduated from Officer Field Training at Camp Shelby, MS• Commissioned as a JAG officer upon successful completion of a two-year AFROTC program, law school, and legal licensing requirements• Air Force ROTC Detachment 130’s Events Officer (Fall 2019), Special Events and JROTC Liaison Deputy Officer (Fall 2020), and Recruiting Officer (Spring 2021)

• Authored the following unpublished Note: “Prosecuting Lone-Wolf Terrorists: Understanding the Limits of 18 U.S.C. § 2339B and Proposing a Better Approach”

• Assisted assigned attorneys with all matters, such as preparing for court, participating in ongoing criminal investigations, drafting memos, and conducting legal research

• Selected to submit an amicus brief to, and orally argue before, the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals in the case of United States v. Painter

• Researched legislation, drafted memos, and provided vote and cosponsor recommendations• Communicated with constituents and organizations and assisted staffers with a variety of tasks• Conducted independent research projects on policy issues, such as US strategy in the Middle East, for senior staff members

• Wrote opinion pieces on political and economic topics every other week that were published in print and online

• Presided over general body and executive board meetings and called special meetings• Served as the organization’s spokesperson, represented the organization to the College and the California College Republicans, and maintained contact with the organization’s adviser• Coordinated fundraising efforts and oversaw financial accounts• Facilitated executive board member transitions• Remained fair and impartial during the organization's decision making processes• Publicized events• Recruited new members, growing the club to one of the largest within the California College Republicans, despite having one of the smallest general body populations

• Organized weekly club meetings and visits from law school representatives and lawyers• Planned club trips to law school open houses and LSAC forums

• Won more than 30 awards in local, state, and national competitions for Parliamentary Debate, Lincoln-Douglas Debate, and various individual events

• Organized events, directed fundraising, operated voter databases and targeting, and managed media relations• Led a grassroots, write-in campaign that advanced to the general election, winning more votes than any challenger of the incumbent ever won in previous elections• Secured the endorsement of the San Mateo County GOP, as well as other organizations, for the campaign

• Organized visits to college campuses and discussions with college students and young adults• Built and maintained the campaign’s voter, vendor, media, and fundraising databases

• Researched and analyzed existing content for senior staff on issues such as healthcare, taxation, and education• Published content for PRI’s social media accounts and blog, increasing engagement by more than 25%

• Drafted letters on the Congresswoman’s behalf• Conducted and compiled research• Communicated with constituents via phone, mail, and interpersonal correspondence

• Participated in monthly meetings intended to better relations between the City of Campbell and its youth• Advocated for passage of the Children’s Bill of Rights, reinstatement of the City’s Work Experience Program, and reestablishment of the City’s Youth Advisory Commission• Served as Master of Ceremonies for Mayor’s annual “State of the City” address