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East Alton, Illinois, United States

• Operates as the Managing Partner’s main liaison, communicating through a high-volume of daily verbal and written correspondence with a notably precise and consistent organizational skillset• Supervises and trains the firm’s Legal Intake Specialist Team • Regularly develops and initiates effective methods to improve firm productivity and satisfaction. Highlights: implementation of various marketing tools such as digital business cards, cowriter to management’s employee handbook, and respectfully established as the liaison between firm management and firm employees• Heads as the primary coordinator for expert witness retainment, scheduling, and testimony• Prepares written summary of legal arguments for trials and arbitrations in addition to providing trial science strategies• Assists all firm attorneys with numerous tasks including, but not limited it: investigative research, legal analyses, case briefings, and client communication

Edwardsville, Illinois, United States

• Elected by the student body to represent all university departments’ constituencies compromising of approximately 13,000 students• Targeted and addressed students’ issues and concerns by serving as a liaison between the student body and university faculty, staff, and police• Voted on how student fee dollars were distributed and implemented at the university• Reliably and independently attended various university events such as Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker’s House Bill 2239 Ratification • Served as the student representative on numerous university committees (see Education)

Edwardsville, Illinois, United States

• Spearheaded the reestablishment of the organization after 8 years of inactivity• Founded various core organizational components such as apparel, member applications, executive board titles and responsibilities, and social media profiles• Served as the organization’s primary contact and spokesperson, approved all external organization communication, and presided all organizational meetings and events• Increased the initial ~10 active memberships to an active 80 memberships during two-year presidency• Improved organizational finances from ~$70 to over $1,000 through establishing member dues, planning and leading fundraisers, and applying for and receiving university funding• Scheduled exclusive guest speakers (i.e., FBI Los Angeles Division Intelligence Analyst) and arranged private tours (i.e., Greenville Federal Prison) for CJC members• Collaborated and cohosted a statewide fundraiser for fallen Illinois State Police Trooper Nicholas Hopkins in which $8,300 was raised for his family• Assisted Dr. Ann Dirks-Linhorst with the planning, production, and successful execution of SIUE’s first annual Criminal Justice Career Fair• Established, organized, and appropriately upgraded the CJC’s first digital and paper handbook• Improved the CJC’s involvement and visibility on campus by participating in university events such as the Student Organization Activities Fair• Secured organization’s first university award under leadership

Edwardsville, Illinois, United States

• Selected by Dr. Jeremy Jewell for Compassion Approach to Learning Meditation (CALM) Lab position• Administered the exclusive CALM program to juvenile residents at the Madison County Juvenile Detention Center• Created a motivating environment and developed professional rapports with residents through individualized lecture• Improved the training process for potential CALM program administrators by assisting in the creation of training videos• Trained and certified in the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA)

Edwardsville, Illinois

• Assisted with criminal proceedings, dockets, and jury trials by preparing files and dockets, maintaining order in the courtroom, and assisting with juror orientation and juror selection• Autonomously advocated for petitioners in DVAC dockets by providing support, legal information, safety planning and community referrals• Proficiently researched and investigated cases using Clericus Magnus• Aided in the coordination and facilitation of training on domestic violence issues for attorneys, court staff, and volunteers• Initiated discussions and contributed to events that targeted advancements within the civil court• Trained succeeding interns• Collected and analyzed research and statistics for Honorable Richard Tognarelli

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology, Gpa: 3.7

COMMITTEES • Athletic Director Search • Director of Student Financial Aid Search • Director of Retention and Student Success Search • "One.

Associate Of Arts (A.A.), Criminal Justice And Corrections, Gpa: 3.5

HONORS • Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society • Dean's List (2016-2018)