· As civil public discourse declines in the U.S., WDPD utilizes student-led project teams to augment discussion, debate, and community engagement on campus and in our community through planning, hosting, and facilitating various deliberations· Collaborated with local businesses, government officials, public school administrations and community leaders to develop and facilitate deliberations aimed at creating dialogue and stimulating thinking leading to actionable solutions to pertinent issues· Tasked as a Senior Fellow to lead a project team, developing and mentoring incoming WDPD fellows and freshmen admittees

· Elected to represent the interests of students interested in law school, while developing the PLS into one of the largest and most active organizations on campus by hosting law schools, alumni attorneys and prominent legal voices every semester· Third year as a Wabash PLS executive member, having previously served consecutive terms as Treasurer and Vice President· Honored as the 2022-2023 Joseph J. Dobbins Scholar in Constitutional Law

· Primarily tasked with organizing, creating, planning, and leading the brotherhood in projects to aid and improve our community· Architect of brotherhood revival of community service, which saw a 2000% increase in hours from Spring 2022 to Spring 2023· Received Davenport Scholarship for outstanding contributions as fraternity claimed consecutive Top Philanthropy Fraternity Award at Wabash’s Fraternity Day in 2023 and 2024 and the Bruce R. Trefz Service and Philanthropy Cup at our 2023 national convention· Leader of partnership with National Walk MS Foundation, which informed our community about Multiple Sclerosis (MS), spreading awareness through community events. Additionally, raised $5,000 for Midwest Walk MS which we staffed and organized

· Responsible for producing, formatting and encouraging the facilitation of weekly student, professor, and community opinions· Written 50+ articles ranging from French immigration to Indiana state legislation to the controversy of the College Football Playoff

· Interned at a reputable Valencian law firm to improve Spanish fluency while becoming introduced to Spanish legal vernacular· Shadowed attorneys in court by attending trials, depositions and appeals to observe the Spanish legal system in practice· Attended weekly sessions to study cases at the firm. Worked with other interns to read, analyze and evaluate cases for crimes and sentencing patterns. Also held mock trials to practice and employ prosecutorial and defense strategies in Spanish

· Assisted Wabash’s Classics Dept. Chair with the writing and editing of, as well as the compilation of a 15-page bibliography for, his new book, The Remarkable Life, Death and Afterlife of an Ordinary Roman. Forthcoming, November 2024, Cambridge University Press.

· Assigned by the Civil Division Chief to lead research an extensive network of illicit activity violating the False Claims Act of 1863· Worked daily with Assistant US Attorneys (AUSA) to uncover businesses and individuals participating in illicit activities by reading and analyzing anonymous FBI complaints, CID subpoena documents and personal statements· Cross-referenced classified information to verify conspiracy ringleaders, created tiered lists to clearly differentiate criminal levels of involvement and compiled research findings into a multi-faceted presentation to my supervising AUSA· Conducted research into Bureau of Prisons (BOP) archives, structured plaintiff and defendant evidence binders for trial