• Responsible for teaching a cohort of 24 students for a 10-week, 80-minute seminar, titled “Exploring Law and Leadership,” in the Fall 2023 semester.• Established detailed lesson plans and implemented them in a classroom setting.• Addressed student concerns and demands, hosted one-on-one meetings, and successfully cultivated a positive and engaging learning environment.• Required to take a three-credit peer education pedagogy course (Peer Instructor Education) during the Spring 2023 semester to create lesson plans, understand peer instructor duties, and hone professional teaching skills.

• Inspected Ferring’s sexual harassment training for compliance with state and federal regulations in the span of three months.• Uploaded more than 65 contracts into the company’s database for future negotiations in the span of three months.• Reviewed and assessed the scope of services under the 2024 contract terms for Citco, a corporate secretarial vendor.• Connected with ten attorneys from departments such as legal, HR, corporate IP, etc.

• Filed motions to be sent out to courts. • Drafted legal documents to be sent out to clients about the status of their case.• Engaged in on Deposition and Court Hearings with an attorney present.• Participated in client meetings discussing their injuries from the accident and spoke about the status of their medical treatments.

Welcomed guests as they entered the restaurant. Coordinated and seated guests at tables to accommodate maximum guests. Received to-go orders over the phone and in person. Cleaned tables when needed.

Every week, wrote articles about a specific law topic to be posted on “PreLawLand” a website devoted for future law students to creates articles about different topics in the law field that appeal to them.

During the months of March to June, increased activity by creating more content on the Conservatory’s social media platforms. In Summer of 2021, assisted instruction for the Acting Technique course within the program.

A grassroots intern for the fall 2020 “New Voter Project” campaign. Our goal for this campaign to confirm everyone in the state of New Jersey was registered to vote and everyone went out and voted. I helped out in phonebanks, made class announcements, and even contacted organizations through social media.Spring 2021, I was promoted to be an outreach coordinator for our new “Hunger and Homelessness” campaign. The purpose of my job is to reach out to different on campus and off campus organizations to try to get sponsors for our events, and spread more awareness about the issue of poverty in our Rutgers community