As a prospective psychology and criminal justice major, I have a strong interest in comprehending the intricacies of both the legal system and human behavior. My research focuses on the relationship between mental health and criminal justice outcomes, forensic psychology, and criminal behavior analysis.I have an emphasis in the utilization of psychological concepts to enhance law enforcement procedures and aid in the rehabilitation of individuals. My passion for these fields stems from a profound curiosity as well as a desire to achieve a positive impact on a society that is more equitable and just.I possess a strong set of personal attributes, such as discipline, resilience, and an unwavering work ethic, which I developed throughout my time as a student-athlete at Jacksonville Christian College. These qualities extend beyond my academic achievements. My experience between the demands of athletics with a demanding academic schedule has given me significant insight into teamwork, leadership, and time management. These encounters have not only molded my personality but also strengthened my resolve to achieve greatness in all I do.My areas of interest include victim representation, restoration of justice, and the relationship between the system of criminal justice and mental health. I can't wait to learn more about these subjects and put what I've learned to use in the real world through research opportunities, internships, and community service. My primary objective is to have a constructive influence on the criminal justice system by applying my special combination of abilities, expertise, and enthusiasm to bring about significant change.