I am an enthusiastic and dedicated professional with a strong foundation in psychology and a profound passion for politics and non-profit work. With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Abilene Christian University, I have developed a robust skill set in data analysis, project management, and empathetic communication.Currently, I am thriving in my role as a Legal Data Entry Assistant at the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Here, I support the legal department by analyzing and managing data related to state/church separation issues as well as contributing to legal cases and advocacy efforts. My work is driven by a commitment to uphold and advance the mission of FFRF, ensuring the effectiveness and reliability of our data insights and administrative processes.Previously, I have held roles that honed my customer service, leadership, and research skills, including as a Gym Supervisor at Abilene Christian University and a Research Assistant at Heaton Eye Associates. My journey is fueled by a desire to make a meaningful impact through my work. I am eager to continue growing my career in the non-profit sector, leveraging my background in psychology and data analysis to support organizations that champion critical causes.