Grace Pickens Email & Phone Number

Gainesville, Florida, United States

• Collaborated with disabled children and adults to support their development of everyday living skills.
• Assisted in facilitating youth group sessions, providing guidance and fostering a supportive environment.
• Promoted the education of global and cultural perspectives on disability, enhancing awareness and understanding.
• Developed and delivered presentations tailored to teaching practical skills to disabled adults.
• Gained a comprehensive understanding of the societal barriers faced by individuals with disabilities, contributing to advocacy and support efforts.

Broward County, Florida, United States

• RISE Court is a docket for providing specialized treatment to children who are victims of human trafficking. Girls Court offers gender-responsive and strength-based services, while ensuring due process, in order to.
• Attend weekly hearings, focusing on human trafficking and gender-responsive services
• Observe court proceedings, gaining insights into judicial decision-making, courtroom etiquette, and case management practices
• Participate in discussions with Judge Ross regarding case strategies, legal principles, and career guidance
• Collaborate with court staff and legal professionals, fostering effective communication skills

Gainesville, Florida, United States

• Explored the legal process and various social issues through the conduction of research
• Investigated the inherent connection between racial prejudice and the application of the death penalty
• Gained valuable research experience and a greater understanding of the rule of law and the complexities of social issues.

Alachua County, Florida, United States

• Conducted research on Black institutions, populations, familial histories, and health disparities to determine the historical impact of the Black community in Alachua County
• Gained valuable experience in historical, archival, and race-related research and a deeper understanding of the rich Black culture in Alachua County

Doctor Of Law - Jd

Bachelor'S Degree, Anthropology

Activities and Societies: Women's Foil Captain (2022-2024) & competitive fencer for University of Florida's Fencing Club (2021-2024).

Minor, Health Disparities In Society

Certificate, Medical Anthropology

Certificate, Legal History

Associate'S Degree, 4.0 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Student Government Association Senator

High School Diploma, 4.67 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Biomedical Magnet Program, National Honors Society