I am an associate in Robins Kaplan’s antitrust and trade regulation group, where I represent plaintiffs in several cases involving monopolization and collusion. I work remotely from Washington, DC.

I oversaw the editing process for checking substantive support, suggested stylistic edits, and proofread for articles, notes, and book reviews.

Law student extern; drafted and edited asylum briefs and visa applications.

I wrote legal memos and conducted legal analysis in several areas of law, including criminal and civil antitrust, energy regulation, and derivatives.

Summer intern. I prepared memos and notes for attorneys in commercial regulation, antitrust, and tax issues; conducted investigations of businesses and markets; and participated in a mock trial

• Planned and taught English-based lessons for 20 hours a week across 15 classes at a low-performing government secondary school in rural Malaysia• Organized and ran several extra-curricular activities for students, such as spearheading a US Embassy-funded social entrepreneurship project to institute a recycling program at our school

• Manage a portfolio of issues including Israel, Middle East policy, Iran, immigration, gun violence prevention, and American Indian issues• Compose memos, action alerts, and blog posts (blogs.rj.org/rac/) connecting Jewish teachings to current issues• Prepare speeches, op-eds, press releases, and talking points for Reform Movement leadership and general members on the Iran talks, immigration, and gun violence • Represent the Reform Jewish Movement in coalitions and to Members of Congress and the Administration • Create and run a 75-minute program on religious pluralism issues in Israel, and run a two-hour long program on Israeli politics for 250 high school students at six conferences

Designed and taught a 4 week long, 50-hour curriculum for high school students about social action and Judaism including political theory, public policy, community organizing, and advocacy training

• Analyzed and synthesized polls into news releases for public consumption • Used SNAP to create graphic displays of poll statistics and Qualtrics to design polls

Selected for a stipend to research philosopher John Rawls' liberal egalitarian theory and the American healthcare system

• Researched and wrote pieces for mass E-mail and nationwide Jewish press (Jewish News, Jewish Chronicle)• Developed a plan to cultivate a constituency of non-donors in coordination with the Campaigns Manger • Analyzed and improved campaigning sections of organization website and Twitter feed

• Monitored actions of our organizational partners via Twitter, E-mail and blog posts• Amalgamated and sent out news round-ups to United to End Genocide activists• Called Congressional staffers and delivered advocacy packets to Congressional offices• Created a staff Twitter feed and RSS feed to help the next intern to monitor partner actions

• Advised and served as a role model for high school seniors looking to be leaders• Taught classes on Jewish and secular texts throughout the session

• Canvassed and phonebanked for local and statewide candidates

• Ensured the health and safety of 10 and 12 year-old children