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Conducted legal research on the Indian Child Welfare Act and related law. Presented legal updates to practitioners across California. Gained expertise in tribal advocacy in the courtroom as well as state and federal legislatures.

Researched for and wrote a memo on parens patriae doctrine for the California Tribal Families Coalition. Contributed research on administrative law as it intersects with federal Indian law for the latest edition of the Cohen Handbook of Federal Indian Law. Provided above- and below-the-line edits on a variety of upcoming publications.

Billed hours under matters spanning the firm's practice areas, including M&A, Labor & Employment, Real Estate, and Pro Bono. Wore many hats (receptionist, secretary, event planner, market researcher, social media manager, etc.) to ease operations at the New York office.Contributed positively to office culture through efforts in the firm's Native American History Month initiative and Summer Associate Program.

Worked the night shift at a kiln factory. Cut bricks, kept records, and aided in kiln construction.

Actively followed best practices for art safety and visitor experience.

Contributed to the Ancient Near Eastern Art Department’s gallery reinstallation process. Delivered a survey of the curatorial practices of other departments in the museum.Other responsibilities included running the @metancient Instagram account, giving tailored museum tours, and participating in department meetings.

Assisted trainers with standard tasks including minor protocols on the athletes.

On scholarship, I gained hands-on archaeological experience and a unique art historical education.