Hailey Markt Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Economic Security Unit

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

• Selected in highly competitive process based on demonstrated skill in legal research and writing first-year course
• Taught complex concepts relating to the legal discourse community and legal research methods to students
• Mentored students and provided substantive and personalized feedback on their work

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Civil Rights Division - Disability Rights Section

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

• Assigned to the Organized Crime Unit
• Researched and authored memorandum for postconviction relief proceedings regarding imposition of sentences in violation of plea agreement caps and ineffective assistance of counsel claims
• Reviewed evidence, including body worn camera, jail calls, social media warrant returns, and surveillance videos in preparation for trial or pre-indictment investigations
• Conducted open-source investigation of target implicated in money laundering scheme leading to the filing of several grand jury subpoenas

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

• Proposed above-the-line and below-the-line substantive and technical changes to update the fifty-first edition of an annual, comprehensive review of federal criminal procedure used by criminal practitioners and pro se.
• Researched case law regarding appeals and state habeas corpus proceedings for the United States Supreme Court and all Federal Circuit Courts

Columbia, Missouri, United States

• Managed the caseload of over 1500 cases of the Assistant Prosecuting Attorney (APA) using the Karpel Solutions Case Management software
• Prepared legal documents to be filed with the 13th Circuit Court of Missouri on behalf of the APA
• Communicated with defense counsel to determine the APA’s recommendations and prepare discovery and evidentiary documents with redactions
• Supported the APA during court by preparing and managing the docket

Columbia, Missouri

• Oversaw shifts of 3-5 Career Specialists by delegating tasks, answering questions of staff and customers, and maintaining records of customers helped
• Performed evaluations of Career Specialists by discussing strengths of work and possible areas of improvement
• Collaborated with full-time staff and other supervisors to improve environment and processes of the Career Center
• Developed the semester long schedule of over 35 Career Center staff using Qualtrics

Columbia, Missouri, United States

• Maximized training productivity by restructuring training curriculum and accelerating trainee evaluations
• Operated training procedures including the development of a training schedule, management of the online progress portal, and the restructuring and evaluation of trainee progress

Columbia, Missouri

• Evaluated resumes, cover letters, and other career-related documents alongside the customer to ensure accuracy and provide beneficial knowledge
• Administered and interpreted career and major exploration assessments by building customer rapport to discuss possible career outcomes and solutions in order to assist customers in autonomously making career decisions

Columbia, Missouri

• Operated and maintained the CERTs database by responding professionally to customer inquiries, scheduling requested presentations, and billing customers for services
• Planned and facilitated team meetings alongside a co-coordinator to provide continuing education and updates to the entirety of the team

Columbia, Missouri

• Discussed possible initiatives that could be implemented within the career center to promote diversity and inclusion of minority communities including but not limited to race, gender, those with disabilities, and LGBTQ+
• Collaborated with the Mizzou LGBTQ Center to create a presentation called "Coming Out in the Real World" which provided resources on when, how, and if to disclose in the workplace, legal rights, and resume assistance

Columbia, Missouri

• Delivered presentations on a variety of topics such as "Developing Your Online Image" for classes and organizations with crowds ranging from 6-400 participants to educate students on career preparation
• Interacted with students during presentations to enhance participation and understanding through facilitating activities and discussions

Columbia, Missouri

• Chaired the Executive Board by leading 7 other executive officers in the execution of chapter business across each programming area: administration, education, finance, marketing, Panhellenic, recruitment, and operations
• Communicated on behalf of the chapter and 260 active members to alumnae, campus administration, the Panhellenic Association (PHA), and Fraternity Headquarters
• Served on the Membership Development Board, a committee which advocates on the behalf of members for social, intellectual, and personal growth

Columbia, Missouri, United States

• Educated over 250 members at chapter meetings over various topics including cultural appropriation, microaggressions, and refugee resettlement
• Instituted and lead a monthly book club focusing on excerpts from Roxanne Gay’s Bad Feminists to create an open dialogue surrounding intersectional feminism, ally-ship, and privilege

Amsterdam And The Hague, Netherlands

• Researched in absentia trials in the Peace Palace Library seeking to understands its uses, limitations, and value in achieving both restorative and retributive justice within the context of international criminal law
• Observed proceedings at the United Nations International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals and the International Criminal Court and related them to principles discussed within the curriculum
• Visited the International Criminal Court, International Court of Justice, United Nations International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals, Special Tribunal for Lebanon, and the Kosovo Specialist Chambers and.
• Attended lectures in Amsterdam and The Hague, Netherlands under the direction of Dr. J.D. Bowers, University of Missouri, and Dr. Delia Popescu, LeMoyne College, discussing the history of international criminal justice.
• Explored historical and cultural sites throughout the Netherlands such as the Anne Frank House, National Holocaust Memorial and Museum, Jewish History Museum, Amsterdam City Museum, and Van Gogh Museum to elaborate on.
• Supplemented knowledge acquired through the trip by extending travels to Belgium, Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic and visiting notable sites such as the Berlin Wall and Auschwitz-Birkenau

Columbia, Missouri

• Selected as 1 of 5 women to serve and represent over 3,500 collegiate women on the Panhellenic Association (PHA) Accessibility Committee, whose mission is to advocate for the accommodation and inclusion of women with.
• Acted as the liaison to 3 collegiate chapters in order to create accommodation plans, work with chapter officers to implement accessible solutions to chapter problems, and disseminate information regarding the.
• Developed a 3-year plan to be executed by the committee by analyzing institutional barriers andinaccessible policies, such as creating new committee structures by establishing accommodationcoordinators for all 15.

House Of Representatives, Washington DC

• Tracked legislation alongside the Legislative Counsel by attending weekly Whip meetings, summarizingupcoming bills, and making vote recommendations
• Responded to constituent concerns in writing and over the phone regarding topics including immigration, government oversight, and current events
• Analyzed and researched future legislative initiatives surrounding child nutrition and physical fitness to be introduced by the Congresswoman
• Developed innovative ideas to be included in future bills alongside the Legislative Counsel by identifying needs and problems of the district
• Attended briefings and hearing hosted by other Members, non-profits, and house committees on a broad range of topics
• Identified the needs of the District and developed innovative policy solutions to overcome these issues

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Studied components of constitutional democracy such as government bureaucracy, civil rights, and the United States founding by reading primary texts and engaging in discussion alongside 23 other students and a visiting.
• Applied knowledge discussed in class while visiting various sites throughout the greater Washington D.C. area such as the Central Intelligence Agency, Library of Congress, and George Washington’s Estate at Mount Vernon

Doctor Of Law - Jd, Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Legal Research and Writing Law Fellow, Georgetown Law Appellate Advocacy Team, Public Interest Fellow, Civil.

Bachelors Of Arts, Political Science And Government, Summa Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Kappa Alpha Theta, Kinder DC Scholars Program, Panhellenic Association (PHA) Accessibility Committee.