• Analyzed financial information from litigation cases to provide clients with calculated claim amounts• Summarized legal and financial documents for depositions and legal briefings

• Per requirement of contracted research project with OSD Nuclear Matters, examined and assessed possible strategies for credibly reassuring US allies of American security commitments in the era of nuclear force reductions• As a project update, drafted 20 page research paper and PowerPoint briefing on role of nuclear weapons in the US arsenal, requirements of a credible deterrent, ramifications of deeper arsenal reductions on US security policy, and changes in arsenal capabilities required to ensure credibility of US security commitments• Edited book to be published by Stanford University Press in January of 2014 (“Will to Fight” by Dr. Jasen Castillo)

• Recruited students to apply for internship programs in Washington, D.C. and the European Union• Gave oral presentation on internship opportunities to over 60 university classes • Interacted with government agencies, congressional offices and non-profit organization to facilitate intern placement • Trained 30 interns on public policy process• Drafted letters, memos, interview questions and assessments; graded coursework for 30 interns over two semesters• Revised and edited essays, résumés and cover letters for more than 50 interns

• Investigated and vetted over 75 persons for prudential visa revocation request• Assessed potential political, economic and security factors in pursuit of revocation request• Drafted a permanent terrorism finding on one individual for support of a Foreign Terrorism Organization• Coordinated with DEA, DOJ, FBI, NCTC, State Department offices in Washington, D.C., and U.S. embassies around the globe to pursue revocation investigations• Coordinated investigations between SCIF and main office using CLASSNet system