Serving as a Teaching Assistant for Forensic Science 465, Expert Witness Testimony.

Coaching two teams consisting of 8-10 students each. Two-time runner-up in the KY State Tournament.

Team placed 3rd ('22), 5th ('23), and 6th ('24) at the American Mock Trial Association National Championship Tournament. 1st Place at Tufts ('22), Haverford ('22/'23), Cincinnati ORCS ('23), UChicago ('24), and Harvard (‘24) tournaments.Individual Awards: All-American Attorney at AMTA National Championship ('24), All-National Attorney at AMTA Opening Round Championship Qualifier ('22), ; Outstanding Attorney at UChicago Invitational ('24), Harvard Invitational ('22/'23/‘24), Tufts Invitational ('22), AMTA Rookie Rumble ('22), and Penn State Invitational ('21); Outstanding Witness at Dickinson Invitational ('24), Tufts Invitational ('23), and Haverford Invitational ('21).Honors: Selected for UCLA & Drexel School of Law's 2024 "Trial By Combat" Competition, as one of the top-16 undergraduate mock trial competitors in the country; placed 7th.

Served as the sole case writer for the 2022 & 2023 Yale Bulldog Mock Trial Invitationals, which hosted 50+ high school mock trial teams from across the country. Wrote a civil case problem "The Survivors of Sidney Campbell v. Specialty Spas" (2022), and a criminal case problem "The State of Harkness v. Taylor Rogers" (2023), each totalling approximately 80-pages. Both cases achieved nearly 50/50 case balance (51/49 and 50/50, respectively).