• Economics Department RA-Mentor Program.• Selected to assist an Economics professor with his research activities. • Focused on performing and summarizing background research as well as collecting and recording data gathered from historical newspapers and other online sources.

• Conducted quantitative analysis for litigation and consulting projects concerning labor and employment, antitrust, intellectual property, and other commercial disputes.• Supported and communicated with outside clients, while balancing multiple projects and priorities simultaneously and meeting strict deadlines.• Worked independently as well as with a diverse team of expert Ph.D. economists, managing-economists, and other analysts to develop and execute analyses based on unique project details.• Cleaned and managed large and complex data sets, performed statistical and econometric analyses, and calculated damages using Stata and Excel in support of developing expert opinions.• Created exhibit tables and other data visualizations to communicate results and expert opinions, and assisted with writing and editing of reports and creating other presentations of analyses.• Implemented quality control checks of data, analyses, tables, presentations, and reports.• Summarized and reviewed legal documents and completed background internet research.• Helped train new analysts and lead a training session on labor consulting projects.

• Selected to complete a research project over the summer with two fellow undergraduate team members and two advising Economics professors.• Developed a research question and worked daily to produce a journal-length empirical research paper, which included a literature review, a description of compiled data, and a report of statistical analyses.• Investigated the effect of employment diversification on income inequality within U.S. MSAs.• Used Stata and Excel to manipulate large data sets collected from multiple sources, to apply statistical and econometric analyses to data, and to produce data tables and visualizations.• Presented research on several occasions, including at the 2016 Eastern Economic Association Conference in DC and at the 2015 Visiting Scholar in Economics department seminar at Furman.

• Summer 2013 and Summer 2014