Working in the fields of Agriculture, Marketing, and International Relations and volunteering in an anti-human trafficking organization have allowed me to build new skills and relationships with a variety people, I have experienced many moments and developed various skills from the hard work and excitement of taking part in the start-up of farming operations. I have helped to build organic produce markets for farms across the country. Through each task and challenge, I have developed a tenacity for customer service and public relations. I have been able to cultivate those relations into a passion for service that precipitated my involvement in anti-human trafficking efforts in the United States and in International Relations which led me to become an Intern who was instructed to research and analyze the complexities of international conflicts. This passion for service has led me to continue my education in the fields of History, then Law. I am currently pursuing educational opportunities at Regent University School of Law to assist and serve those navigating the United States legal system.