Constitutional Law research and teaching assistant for Professor Michael Curtis

• Responded to daily media inquiries on matters pertaining to Antitrust Division; pitched stories about cases and matters to reporters and editorial boards; drafted, edited and issued press releases, statements and remarks.• Assisted in major department public announcements, including significant merger settlements and price-fixing criminal charges.• Staffed department officials at interviews and other public events; including significant trials in New York and Washington, D.C.• Recruited, managed, and trained public affairs interns each semester for office.

• Lead paralegal on two of the department’s air-cargo price fixing cases.• Assisted in proffers and witness preparations; designed courtroom demonstratives and drafted correspondence on behalf of division attorneys.• Reviewed thousands of documents for new evidence and prepared exhibits for trial; utilized LexisNexis and WestLaw for legal research relevant to pending cases.• Developed section-wide protocol and memorandum to streamline transfers of cases to new paralegals.

• Wrote press releases, drafted talking points and monitored member's social media.• Worked in close collaboration with legislative correspondent to research bills and draft responses to constituent mail.

• Served clients at one of the busiest restaurants in New Orleans/Bethesda, MD.• Youngest member of staff to be put in charge of managing other servers during the shift.• Trained new servers.

• Raised thousands of dollars for state-level campaigns through door-to-door canvassing in the metro Atlanta area.• Registered dozens of new voters in the run-up to 2008.• Answered questions and informed potential constituents about many major issues in the 2008 election.

• Researched correlation between free trade and regional hostilities.• Analyzed member/subscriber data to determine trends and areas of potential growth in member base.