3L law clerk in Seyfarth's transactional practice

Research Assistant to Professor Glennon, Professor of International Law at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Researching constitutional law and international affairs

Judicial Intern for the Honorable Reggie B. Walton. Drafted bench memoranda on a motion for class certification and a draft memorandum of opinion in a motion for default judgment arising out of an action under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act

The Bonderman Fellowship offers four graduating seniors in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts at the University of Michigan the chance to travel internationally for eight months. Each spring, four fellows receive $20,000 to travel to at least six countries in two regions of the world, where they will immerse themselves in independent and enriching explorations.Bonderman Fellows will engage with cultures, people, and areas of the world with which they are not familiar, providing an opportunity to develop a new global outlook on life. Fellows make their own travel itineraries and explore the world independently. Since this is meant to be an individual experience, Bonderman Fellows cannot engage in formal study at aforeign university, conduct formal research, or travel with a guest or organized group for longer than ten days.

I began working with UofM GEAR UP as a student leader and mentor in 2012, I continued working with GEAR UP until my graduation. Working closely with the director of the program I learned educational program design and implementation, as well as negotiating the relationship between schools, the federally funded program, and families.The University of Michigan and the State of Michigan GEAR UP partner with Southfield and Ypsilanti School Districts to promote college readiness for middle and high school students (referred to as futurez) and their parents. The program has followed the graduating class of 2017 since they were in 7th grade and continued through their first year of college. There are 152 GEAR -UP students on the campus of U of M.The vision of GEAR UP is for futurez to make informed decisions about their life after high school, see higher education as a viable option, have the knowledge support and tools to pursue and achieve their goals and work toward social change.