Conduct investigations into unfair labor practices by completing affidavits, requesting evidence, and requesting position statements from the union and employer’s counsel. Generate final investigation reports by consolidating the investigation and analyzing the law to provide a recommendation to superiors to dismiss or issue a complaint. Assist in certifying union elections by reviewing compliance with rules. Attend weekly training sessions.

Under supervision of attorneys, provide limited scope assistance to self-represented litigants. Conduct Interviews of litigants to assess legal issues and factual claims. Counsel and advise litigants about legal issues and court procedures after performing legal research, fact investigation, and review of court documents and other papers. Review pleadings and other documents to ascertain compliance with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Local Rules, and Judge's Individual Rules. Prepare answers to discovery requests and motions. Assist in the preparation of reference and research guides that help explain the federal litigation process.

Assisted in updating a teacher’s manual for use with Professor’s casebook, Land Use: Cases and Materials. Drafted case briefs, created hypotheticals, and researched cases for a user-friendly manual.

Conduct legal research and draft memoranda on subjects such as discriminatory collective bargaining agreements and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Observe partners at consultations and arbitration hearings for labor and employment law. Write blog posts on commonly asked questions by clients, such as NYC mandatory retirement plans and the NY HERO Act. Draft intent to sue letters, complaints, rebuttals, and settlement agreements. Calculate damages by analyzing employee documents. Communicate with clients to confirm facts of the case.

THON is the world’s largest entirely student-run philanthropy, committed to enhancing the lives of children and families impacted by childhood cancer by providing emotional and financial support, and raising awareness year-round. THON 2019 raised $10,621,683 for the fight against childhood cancer. - Serve on a committee of 25 people to spread THON’s mission and play an active role in ensuring the success of THON’s year-long efforts - Prepare by attending weekly meetings, assisting in planning and execution of fundraising events, and driving the mission of the world’s largest student-run philanthropy As part of a Hospitality Committee, my specific responsibilities are:- Assisted a captain to organize and coordinate food and beverage donations from THON’s various donors - Prepare and maintain Hospitality serving areas at pre-THON events and THON Weekend to ensure storage is organized and functional - Efficiently distribute food and drink donations THON Weekend and at all pre-THON events to fuel dancers, families, and volunteers

I inform potential new members of our organization and the benefits of joining. I maintain current member involvement throughout the year and plan events with other organizations on campus in order to build lasting partnerships with them. I also assist with planning corporate events, such as career fairs and guest speakers, which has allowed me to create relationships with companies. This position has allowed me to participate in many developmental opportunities like networking and real experience in a professional setting.

Each year this organization is assigned a project by our club advisor to allow the club members to gain real-world experience in Human Resources. I helped to organize and run this year’s consulting project to create an interview guide for companies looking to hire customer service employees in State College, PA. I am responsible for organizing and validating research that is done by all members, while also contributing to the final product. This project is completed and available online.

I worked in the labor and employment law office helping the partners and associates with research, Excel graphs, court papers, and any other work that is needed. I also have communicated with the courts, created employee handbooks for clients, digested court hearing transcripts, and sent out subpoenas. The work I completed has been used by clients and in litigation. I have had the opportunity to shadow all of the partners and associates to court hearings, settlements, negotiations, client meetings, and mediations. These experiences have increased my interest in attending law school and have taught me a large amount about labor and employment law.

I track all events that Hillel staff and students host by recording the number of students that attend these events. I take this information and put it into excel and the computer system REACH, which is the official website Hillel International uses to keep track of how involved students are in the Jewish Life on campus. This experience has taught me about the importance of detail and accuracy in my work.

I was a member of the Student Life Committee, which is a group of students that worked very closely with the Hillel executive board at Penn State University. I planed fun and educational events all year round for students to get more involved in Jewish Life on campus and I helped organize events for the Jewish Holidays. There are currently 4,000 Jewish students at Penn State and we work our hardest to get everyone as involved as possible.

I recruited students to go on Birthright winter and summer programs with Penn State Hillel. Birthright is a free trip to Israel for any Jewish person between the ages of 18-26. I had meetings with various students to discuss my experience on the trip, the details of the opportunity and provided assistance in registering.

I worked in the office doing risk summaries on clients, going on agent visits, working on Excel and helping underwriters in the office. I had the opportunity to shadow many different employees from the company and learn about how the business works from every department. I also traveled to Philadelphia twice during the summer for orientation and to present my final project at the end of the summer. I worked in a virtual group with interns from around the country for 10 weeks by communicating via conference call, video chatting, and emailing while in different time zones. The group worked to create a new product for the company. I researched and presented for 30-minutes on the our new product and the information learned throughout the summer to the office of the CEO.

I worked at SLJ property over the summer in their Bookkeeping office on Long Island. I deposited checks into two different banks every day and then upload these payments into the ledger and the computer system the realtor uses to keep track of the 24 buildings they manage. I also completed bank reconciliations every month for each building and helped the company keep their files updated.