Kenneth Conway As an Immigration Law Teaching Assistant and Refugee Resettlement Assistant at the University of Maryland MLAW Program, I have honed my expertise in immigration law and refugee resettlement practices. I thrive in facilitating the resettlement process for newly arrived Afghan families, conducting impactful research on best practices, and spearheading initiatives aimed at enhancing community integration and support. With a background in Government and Politics from the University of Maryland and international exposure through the IES Law and Criminology Exchange Program at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, I bring a global perspective to my work. My experience as a Field Organizer for the Ruben Amaya for Delegate Campaign has equipped me with valuable skills in policy development, community outreach, and relationship-building. I am adept at developing and delivering instructional materials, staying abreast of changes in immigration law and policies, and fostering partnerships across diverse stakeholders. My involvement in organizations such as Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity, and Delta Alpha Pi Honor Society underscores my commitment to academic excellence and leadership. Proficient in Microsoft and Google Programs, I excel in program development and management, with a focus on initiatives such as the Welcome Corps, Religious Outreach, and Gay Straight Alliance. I am passionate about making a meaningful impact in the field of immigration law, refugee resettlement, and Public Policy. I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to create positive change in our communities.