Research Assistant for Professor Xiao Wang (May 2024 - Present) and Professor Joy Milligan (May 2023 - Present)

Represented the United States in federal court, including witness examination and argument, during arraignment, initial appearance, detention hearing, and sentencingDrafted motions and appellate briefing, alongside research memorandaParticipated in witness interviews and case preparation in pending matters

Researched and wrote several briefs for submission to courts of appeals Prepared and circulated memoranda on newly issued decisions to assess further review

Judicial Intern for the Honorable Randolph Moss

Assisting Professor Cynthia Nicoletti in investigating litigation at the Supreme Court and Court of Claims following the Civil War

Researching efforts of geopolitical weaker states to enforce international law through the International Court of Justice

• Assist in managing inventory from publishers and distribution to wholesale and retail customers• Verify accuracy of internal database, reconciling any errors or issues

• Convert public domain works into publicly accessible texts as a volunteer supporting ProjectGutenberg• Proofread, edit, and format works for accuracy and consistency prior to online publication

As part of a research team assisting Professor Jacob Shapiro, my role focused on identifying, researching, and producing summaries of foreign and domestic government influence campaigns, contributing to a published report on trends in influence efforts. In addition, through assigning different identifiers for each case, we expanded the database of influence campaigns allowing for analysis of commonalities. As COVID-19 spread, I pivoted my research efforts to review how and why medical misinformation and disinformation spread, and how different groups may best respond.

Working in the Borrow Direct office of the Princeton University Library, I processed and catalogued various materials sent from partner universities to fulfill the research needs of faculty and students. In addition, I prepared holdings from the library catalogue for distribution to other universities and ensured their return.

As an intern client advocate at the TJC, my duties on any given day were varied, with major responsibilities including:• Interacting with Government offices on behalf of our clients• Processing and submitting documents for client Medicaid and Medicare benefits• Assisting clients and preparing for litigation with guidance from staff attorneys• Analyzing policy proposals and changes on state and federal levels