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Arlington, Virginia, United States

Responsible for sending and tracking FOIA requests, as well as proofreading both legal and nonlegal documents for IJ staff.

College Park, Maryland, United States

Served as a teaching assistant for multiple undergraduate classes. Facilitated discussions centered around policy issues, assisted with compiling class materials, provided feedback on assignments, filled in as the instructor for the class when the primary instructor was unavailable, and presented educational material regarding criminal justice issues with.

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Worked with clients via Google Meets and phone calls to gather the necessary information and supporting documents to complete their applications for U.S. citizenship. Successfully submitted one citizenship application to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, as well as completed substantial work on seven other applications for citizenship. Transcribed.

Dayton, Ohio, United States

Completed qualitative research on refugee perceptions of police officers, as well as refugees’ views on racism in Ohio, particularly Dayton. Presented research to law enforcement and refugee resettlement agencies, as well as to students and faculty at the University of Dayton at the University's Stander Research Symposium.

Dayton, Ohio

Created policy recommendations for local Ohio policy departments on equitable policing practices. Researched social justice issues related to the criminal justice system, including bail, probation, and traffic stop practices. Collaborated with Associates for Basic Legal Equality (ABLE) about inequitable practices in law and policy.

Dayton, Ohio, United States

Assisted residents in their transition, integration, and growth through the community living experience. On call 24 hours a day to address any emergencies on assigned floor. Responsible for approximately 18 duty shifts every semester that included patrolling assigned area, writing any reports necessary, answering questions from residents, and responding to.

Dayton, Ohio, United States

Selected by the Dean’s Summer Fellowship Program within the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Dayton. Worked with Dr. Martha Hurley, the Director of the Criminal Justice Studies Program, to research material related to hate crimes and political rhetoric. Completed a minimum of 20 research hours per week.

Washington, District Of Columbia

Tracked legislation centered around veteran’s issues and wrote policy memos concerning the legislation. Engaged in research on military issues, especially military sexual assault, harassment, and domestic violence. Attended Congressional meetings and hearings on Capitol Hill, as well as wrote memos about these events. Assisted with and completed logistical.

Monroe, Michigan

Shadowed prosecuting attorneys, while gaining experience in making exhibit and witness lists. Utilized critical reading skills to identify important details in case summaries, and learned about the everyday proceedings of the criminal justice system.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Criminal Justice Studies, Sociology

Activities and Societies: University Honors Program, Chaminade Scholar, University of Dayton Representative at the Catholic Social.

High School Diploma