Selected as Political Science Undergraduate Student Mentor for the course POLSCI 106A: Campaign Strategy and Media, working under Daniel Schnur's supervision

Admitted into the Undergraduate Legal Studies Honors Program, leading a comprehensive research project on the differences in judicial decision-making in mental health matters across traditional and collaborative court contextsPresenting findings in a 50-page research thesis at the Legal Studies Undergraduate Research Conference in April

Created the first office-wide manual of resources for lawyers, paralegals, and professional staff to aid efficiency in pretrial, trial, and post-trial proceduresProficiently composed memorandums for a range of office projectsProvided support to attorneys by aiding in tasks such as filing, transcription, evidence organization, and case reviewsSelected as the author for the intern section of the office-wide newsletter

Created and utilized social media to strategically showcase Senator Mahomes’ policy, values, thepromotion of his events, as well as his personalityInformed communities regarding professional and social opportunities and Senate legislative updates through designing eye-catching infographics.

Researched and helped produced the Public Comment letter sent to the Board of State and Community Corrections encouraging them to adopt our revisions to the minimum standards for Juvenile Facilities, which include strengthening protections against chemical spray, room confinement, etc. Tracked and recorded the status of legislation in California through Excel, sending out support letters for specific bills our center favoredMet with all departments of CJCJ to create a monthly newsletter highlighting the events and achievements of the center, along with recent academic publications.

Played a key role in the development and execution of visually appealing signage for the cafe. I actively collaborated with the marketing team to craft and implement targeted strategies and events designed to attract new guests and increase customer engagement.

Calling over hundreds of donors and alumni per shift to update their contact information and ensure they are staying connected with what is going on at UC Berkeley. This is also an opportunity to remind them of the importance of giving back to the community and donating to specific departments in need.