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New York, New York, Us

Coral Gables, Florida, Us

Assisting Professor Urice in researching, editing, and drafting efforts for several projects relating to topics in art law and international cultural property law. Currently co-working on a draft book chapter that analyzes and recommends interpretations of Article 7(b)(ii) of the UNESCO 1970 Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property.

Coral Gables, Florida, Us

Accepted into a highly competitive program whose members have extensive public service backgrounds prior to law school. The opportunity offers select students hands-on legal advocacy training as well as personalized career advice from a team of attorney's in the HOPE Public Interest Resource Center. Students in the program are exposed to a wide range of public interest roles through a monthly speaker series, and are given unique support in creating their own community and pro bono service projects while in law school. The combination of mentorship from upper-level students as well as experienced attorneys creates a rich and diverse law school experience that perfectly complements the rigorous, individualized curriculum Miami Scholars pursue.

Coral Gables, Florida, Us

Serving two dozen first-year law students in Miami Law's inaugral Uplifting Professionalism, Leadership, and Inclusion among Future Lawyers through Teamwork (UPLIFT) Program. Developing programming which focuses on community development, academic support, and networking.

Coral Gables, Florida, Us

Assisted Professor Bettinger-López in researching a variety of human rights issues on local, national, and international levels. Topics included officer-involved gender violence, technology impacting the sexual assault kit backlog, and international efforts to address gender-based violence.

Coral Gables, Florida, Us

Created and presented content to help law students navigate their Property I curriculum. Spanning five chapters, topics covered included private and commercial rights to exclude, landlord-tenant law, estates and future interests, adverse possession, and express and implied easements.

Miami, Fl, Us

Worked in a fast-paced division on a variety of cases involving sovereign immunity, zoning regulations, torts, affirmative defenses, taxation, and separation of powers. Observed trial and appellate court proceedings. Researched and prepared legal memoranda and contributed significantly to a variety of legal documents including motions for dismissal and appellate briefs. Developed familiarity trial and appellate rules of procedure and motion practice.

New York, New York, Us

Served hundreds of students from predominantly under-resourced communities in one of New York City’s premier charter schools. Improved student engagement, particularly from female students, by aligning science curricula to research-based national standards. Made daily lesson adjustments in physics and chemistry to better prepare students for state exams. Set record pass rate of 90% on state-wide physics exam and greatly improved rates of attendance and involvement in a biology elective for credit-deficient seniors. Advocated for a co-educational recruitment process and redesigned training regimen resulting in record-high participation and multiple school records at the city, regional, and state level for individual and team performances.

New York, Ny, Us

Selected from highly-competitive application process to train with an elite group of high-performing public-school STEM educators. Members received a generous stipend along with advanced teacher development each week.

Redesigned core and elective science curricula in one of New York City’s last large high schools. Served hundreds of students—most from under-resourced communities—who collectively earned passing rates on state-wide physics and chemistry exams that met city-wide averages and exceeded school administrators’ goals. Worked first to double team size and improve win-loss record, and then advocated for and led school’s first co-educational team which boasted record-setting male and female All-City wrestlers.

New York, Ny, Us

Selected from nearly 60,000 applicants to join a national teacher corps of professionals and recent college graduates. Trained over summer through an intensive skill and knowledge development program; simultaneously working under the supervision of experienced faculty in a Teach for America run summer school program. Committed to teach two years in an under-resourced public school with concurrent enrollment in a Master’s degree program.

Indianapolis, Indiana, Us

Educated and advised 29 chapters on risk management policies and procedures, leadership development, new member recruitment strategies and education. Regularly engaged with audiences ranging from five to 80 members. Helped organize and staff AEPi's 100th International Convention with over 1,500 attendees. Designed and implemented first ever Sexual Assault and Consent Workshop for nearly 300 undergraduate members. Also coordinated the expansion efforts for new members at Rutgers University for the largest founding member class of the year.

Indianapolis, Indiana, Us

Served as an Executive Board member for all four years and played a integral role in the expansion of the 9 founding members as a colony to an officially recognized and sanctioned chapter of nearly 50 members. As an undergraduate I served as:Athletics ChairmanRush ChairmanBrother-at-LargeJewish Identity ChairmanUniversity Relations ChairmanPresidentIn my time the chapter received the following awards from the AEPi International Office:Outstanding Contribution to PhilanthropyOutstanding ColonyOfficial AEPi CharterI also co-founded Wesleyan's Inter-Greek Council which holds bimonthly meetings in an effort to collaborate and improve the relations of the Greek community with the Administration and student body at large.

Middletown, Ct, Us

Worked directly with Assistant Professor of Psychology Clara Wilkins to recruit and utilize participants for multiple ongoing studies. Also worked directly with the lab manager and professor to design and implement the parameters of new and innovative studies examining societal biases towards issues of race and sex.

Middletown, Ct, Us

Worked under the supervision of Professor of Physics Fred Ellis to design the optimal method of coordinating tests for PT electronics of 8 oscillators. Implemented creative coding techniques to maximize the efficiency of the micro controller unit the AXON II. Developed a deep understanding of the physics behind, and applications of, modern electronics. Also provided the groundwork for a dynamic and reprogrammable MCU for the lab's use in the years to come.

Middletown, Ct, Us

Supervised a staff of 24 Resident Advisors and Program Hall Managers. Led multiple weekly staff meetings and implemented various professional development opportunities. Also led social justice training for new staff members and advised staff on how best to implement effective and creative programming efforts. Worked directly with each staff member in monthly one on one sessions to discuss their community development efforts.

Middletown, Ct, Us

Supervised a stand alone house of 23 students while working to implement culturally Jewish events for the benefit of the house and greater Wesleyan community. Maintained and creatively utilized a budget on the behalf of all residents and held weekly meetings and dinners amongst housemates. Formed deep seeded friendships through the academic year and served as a resource for a variety of subjects ranging from mental health issues to course selection.

Juris Doctor, Concentration In Litigation & Dispute Resolution; Area Of Focus In Social Justice & Public Interest

Master Of Arts In Teaching, Secondary Science

Bachelor'S, Physics

High School Diploma