Manage federal contract projects pertaining to domestic health and disaster law; serve as subject-matter expert on the National Disaster Medical System (NDMS), the Stafford Act, the Public Health Service Act, and the National Emergencies Act, as well as administrative health law in the wake of Loper Bright* Key deliverables include producing a searchable database of over 500 existing health and disaster laws and policies at the federal level; cataloguing state disaster medicine laws; creating data visualization tools to assist with policy decision-making; conducting gap analysis; clarifying legal provisions and their interactions for federal stakeholders* Disseminate research findings to stakeholders within the White House, Department of Defense, Health & Human Services/Administration for Strategic Preparedness & Response, and Department of Homeland Security/FEMA * Publish peer-reviewed articles about COVID-19 response, health federalism, and other issues

Taught courses in American politics, law, and the politics of public health; researched and produced independent scholarship on disability and health in American legal history.

Taught courses in American politics, law, and the politics of public health; researched and produced independent scholarship on disability and health in American legal history.

Counseled insurers in connection with coverage issues and disputes arising under professional liability and general liability insurance policies.

Administered the articles selection process for Temple's flagship law journal. Managed a team of four Articles Editors. Evaluated each article submitted for its contribution to current legal scholarship, adherence to Temple Law Review's editorial standards, quality of argument, and the likelihood of publication. Liaised with potential authors to improve the national profile of Temple Law Review and managed TLR's response to COVID-19 to ensure continued submissions to the journal.

Civil Rights Division, Housing & Civil Enforcement SectionDrafted a successful motion to compel; Conducted legal research on fair housing and lending, as well as evidence and civil procedure; Prepared 7 office memoranda; Assisted with case development.

Engaged in civil rights litigation projects in the Fair Housing, Public Accommodations, and Police Accountability practices. Prepared documents for discovery, including proof charts, interrogatories, and Requests for Production. Assisted with deposition preparation for expert witnesses. Drafted complaints and office memoranda.

Engaged in research for impact litigation, advocacy, and education projects. Assisted staff attorneys with legal and social science research. Managed a pregnancy discrimination complaint, liaising with the client and drafting a demand letter to her employer. Drafted office memoranda and conducted research for an amicus brief. Research topics included: Title IX, civil procedure, ethical obligations surrounding consent decrees, and prison abolition.

Conducted research for disability impact litigation and policy projects. Drafted office memoranda, public-facing policy material, and motions in limine. Research topics included: deinstitutionalization, education, campus mental health, criminal justice, and class certification procedure.

Participated in competitive fellowship program offered by the Social Security Administration and Mathematic Policy Research to early career academics, which focused on various spheres of disability policy, ranging from health to employment*Produced an original, mixed-methods dataset documenting court win-rates for plaintiffs in Californian Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) cases between 1992 and 2009*Conducted independent research project which sought to establish the effect of California’s 2001 Prudence Kay Poppink (PKP) Act on plaintiff win-rates in employment discrimination cases

Researched and analyzed case law pertaining to the evolution of disability law and policy in the 21st Century. Areas of focus included: employment, education, transportation, voting.

Edited a collection of working papers entitled "Making Laws, Breaking Silence: Case Studies from the Field," launched and published by the SDG Fund, Penn Law, and UNESCO in March 2018.

I was a health policy researcher at a top-tier global Public Affairs firm, responsible for providing integrated communications consulting in a quickly-changing regulatory structure.*Drafted and circulated policy updates and intelligence notes to keep clients aware of political risks and opportunities.*Engaged with stakeholders, including Members of Parliament, Lords, the Office for Life Sciences, and NHS England, to arrange over 20 high-level stakeholder meetings.*Organized three high-level roundtables on access to new medicines and antimicrobial resistance, each attended by a panel of 10-15 experts.*Ran targeted campaign to the Parliamentary Health Select Committee on the management of adult diabetes services, compiling the client's official response to the Committee's inquiry and organized meetings with 1/3 of the Committee's membership. *Produced a comprehensive, comparative study of integrated health models to advise clients of the role medicines could play in the NHS New Models of Care pilot programs.

I worked for a senior front-bencher in his Westminster office, which receives one of the highest caseloads in Parliament. Brent North, Mr Gardiner’s constituency, is both one of the most disadvantaged and ethnically diverse constituencies in the country.*Managed caseload of over 75 new cases per week to help constituents resolve legal issues concerning immigration, housing, health service, and benefits claims.*Liaised with Government agencies, the voluntary sector and other organizations on the MP's behalf. *Identified politically salient trends in the constituency.

I conducted independent policy research for the Shadow Environment Minister's brief that was featured in PLP briefings, press stories, and speeches in Parliament.I developed campaign material about other parties' environmental policy records and pension policy.