• Mentor and train members of the Harvard Debate Team in policy debate, emphasizing critical thinking, research skills, and persuasive speaking and argumentation.• Coordinate and oversee practice sessions that focus on argument construction, rebuttals, cross-examinations, and strategy development, ensuring students are prepared for local, regional, and national debate tournaments.• Provide detailed, constructive feedback to help students refine their debate techniques, improve their delivery, and adapt their strategies based on the competitive landscape.• Prepare students to participate in prestigious debate tournaments such as the National Debate Tournament (NDT), managing logistics and offering support during competitions.• Collaborate with university faculty and administration to align the debate program with academic standards and foster a culture of intellectual rigor and excellence within the team.

• Produce and host a weekly podcast series on popular television shows, increasing audience engagement by 25% across multiple platforms through strategic content development and cultural relevance.• Led programming efforts for the Post Show Recaps (PSR) network, expanding listenership through targeted outreach and cross-promotion.• Promoted to Producer of Programming for Max, and pioneering the development of “The Connect,” a groundbreaking series targeting Black audiences, filling a critical gap in PSR's programming.• Helped to grow PSR's Black listener base by 30%, enhancing inclusivity within the network.• Researched, wrote, and curated detailed episode outlines, conducting deep dives into show runners, writers, and producers, ensuring high-quality content and guest interviews.• Launched new podcast concepts, successfully turning creative ideas into fully realized shows, leading growth in PSR's overall content library.• Recognized among top genre podcasts for covering high-profile projects including Star Wars properties, and House of the Dragon, contributing growth in audience reach.• Pitched and developed podcast concepts from inception to broadcast, demonstrating strategic media insights that drove impactful cultural conversations as a micro-influencer within the PSR/RHAP community.

• Conducted in-depth legal research on Wisconsin court cases and precedents, increasing the accuracy of case preparation and resulting in positive client case outcomes.• Liaised with current and prospective clients, contributing to an increase in client retention and satisfaction through timely communication and case updates.• Drafted interrogatories, legal arguments, and motions, helping attorneys secure favorable outcomes in a majority of cases during my employment.• Produced correspondence letters and interoffice communications, reducing internal response time by 30% and improving case workflow efficiency.• Hosted a podcast on notable legal cases, driving an increase in engagement on the firm's YouTube page, and expanding the firm's online presence to attract new clientele.

• Made history as the first Black debate coach at Northwestern University, in the team's then 145-year history, fostering diversity and inclusion within the Northwestern Debate Society.• Conducted 20-30 hours of in-depth research weekly on national and international policy topics, improving team performance by 25% through enhanced preparation using databases like LexisNexis, Westlaw, and JSTOR.• Led the team to achieve three National Debate Tournament Championships and multiple Final and Semi-final round appearances.• Planned and executed large-scale events for up to 600 participants, including the Owen L. Coon Memorial Debates.• Managed budgets ranging from $100,000 to $300,000, and cultivated effective relationships with vendors, resulting in a 20% reduction in event costs.• Optimized the process of making the team's travel arrangements by monitoring flight prices saving thousands of dollars of on airfare.• Initiated the accessibility initiative in 2017, ensuring the Owen L. Coon Memorial Debate tournaments I planned were accessible for participants with mobility issues, while also providing gender-neutral restroom facilities available to all debate tournament participants.

-Research and categorize case law to write memos regarding the best use of union strategies, time and resources to produce value-added solutions for each client. -Strategic Consulting, including prototyping and building a data collection system for union grievance-specific, smart-keyed so

I research and write briefs on natural and human-made disasters in the United States, and abroad, in an effort to improve disaster policy, leverage citizen oversight to improve community preparedness and identify and expose critical gaps in disaster services.

•Served as event planner and public relations consultant for the 2010 Chase Urban Debate National Championship.•Wrote and distributed issue briefs, press releases, and promotional materials.

•Primary coordinator for the Milwaukee Debate League and Research Study to systematically assess the learning and behavioral outcomes of high school students who participated in competitive debate.•Conducted eight debate tournaments per year for up to 100 high school students.•Managed a staff of 5 to 20 individuals and conducted outreach to parents, alumni, and local community members.•Drafted and copy wrote programmatic marketing materials and weekly program reports.

•Lead copywriter and project manager of marketing materials for print and Internet media.•Created, named and launched new sales initiatives.•Primary liaison between the company’s president and all other internal departments.

Coordinator of the Chicago Urban Debate League•Coached a team to a National Championship at the Fuqua Junior Varsity Debate Tournament for high school policy debate.•Coordinated and administrated citywide debate tournaments for over 200 high school students.•Developed and led seminars for schools participating in the Urban Debate League.•Made weekly site visits to over 30 high schools throughout Chicago to lecture students and instructors.