Throughout my role as a certified intern with the Stamford/Norwalk prosecutor's office, I frequently participated in the daily arraignment docket by orally arguing bonds on the record before state judges. I thoroughly examined and effectively addressed opposing counsels’ motions to the court and engaged individually with over 100 pro se litigants to pursue equitable resolutions in infraction cases. Outside of the courtroom, I articulated case strategy with practicing prosecutors, attended several ongoing trials and sentencings, researched state law, drafted motions for the state of Connecticut, and acquired valuable experience in the operation of a fast-paced prosecutor's office.

Teen mentoring was a very special opportunity given to me through Springboro Community Schools. This small group of high school students would go down to elementary schools Monday through Friday and mentor students that were in need of educational help. I was assigned three separate students and was responsible for the betterment of their educational success for the year. Aside from helping these students get better grades, I was someone for these students to talk to. Building these relationships gave me the skills of tutoring and managing a variety of different students with different hardships.

Working at Sycamore Creek Country Club (SCCC) was the perfect starting job to have for someone looking to join the workforce early. This job gave me a firsthand look at how the entertainment industry is run. SCCC also gave me the chance to build a great network with many successful country club members.