In my studying and learning experiences at the University of Florida, I was able to gain specific knowledge and understanding of the courts systems, legal proceedings, research methods, social psychology, family and youth services, all things Criminology and much more. As a student, I also had the privilege of attending a Wicklander and Zulawski Mini Seminar in which I was able to learn proper investigation and interrogation techniques.In my time as an intern with the Children's Home Society, I worked very closely with the case manager of the company as well as supervisors of county programs such as Partnership for Strong Families and of course the courts. I would observe the visits between children and their families and prepare detailed reports for the courts consideration. I reviewed criminal records of all parents and children before visits, filed all written reports and handled much of inputting new cases into the software system used at the Visitation Center.As a Research Analyst for the University of Florida, I gained the knowledge on how to log onto and review many legal databases to perform my research and organize the information I reviewed in computer systems such as Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.In combination with my experiences and studies, I am extremely detail and goal oriented, a hard worker, a people-person and a good multi-tasker. I take pride in speaking and writing well and always put 100% effort into everything I do. I would love to have the opportunity to finally be able to showcase my talents in the career of my dreams.
Listed skills include Customer Service, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Public Speaking, and 4 others.