Miranda T. Hernandez Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

New York, Ny, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Interviewed, consulted with, and supported pro se litigants navigating family court system in D.C. Acted as a mediator in Family Court for pro se litigants seeking quick resolution of their cases through Superior Court’s 2-hour shuttle mediations program.

Washington, Dc, Us

Under faculty supervision, I represented an indigent litigant in D.C. Superior Court and undertook a divorce and child support case.Was responsible for the drafting of initial pleadings, motions, and other case-related paperwork. Conducted weekly interviews with my client and co-counsel gathering facts and working on case development.

2021-2022 Co-President of LALSA at GW Law.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

Had the primary responsibility for overseeing the publication of the Symposium Issue and the Annual Review of Administrative Law Issue. I was responsible for selecting a symposium topic, soliciting articles from scholars in the relevant field, and organizing a conference at the Law School to discuss the topic. The Symposium I oversaw was The Legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Justice Stephen G. Breyer delivered the Symposium's opening remarks.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Law Clerk for the Committee on Oversight and Reform's Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis (Economics Team).

New York, Ny, Us

Summer Associate in the Litigation Department

Malibu, Ca, Us

Research Assistant to Criminal Law Professor Harry Caldwell for an article co-authored with Judge Tiffany Williams. This article, “No Girl Left Behind: Girls Courts as a Restorative Justice Approach to Healing” considers a gendered restorative justice approach to the juvenile justice system. Set for publication in the Seton Hall Law Review.

Los Angeles, California, Us

Drafted memoranda and orders on various cases.Conducted in-depth legal research and analyzed parties’ claims.

Coral Gables, Fl, Us

Primarily focused on researching factors and policies that cut juvenile recidivism rates in Florida.Completed an annotated bibliography regarding the relationship between students placed in special education, their rate of recidivism, and special education supports which reduce their recidivism.

New York, Us

We Rise Reads - Liberty City (Urban League of Greater Miami). Led “Know Your Rights” workshops for youth in Liberty CityFacilitate mock trial activities to deepen youth understanding of the legal system, enrich their reading and language arts skills with legal terminology, and foster critical thinking. Discussed current events with students regarding the U.S. political system.Created vision boards with students to goal-set.Conducted hands-on science experiments to prepare students for middle school.Implement restorative justice strategies to promote peace within the classroom and community.

New York, Ny, Us

5th Grade Math and Science (2018-2019)4th Grade Self-Contained (2017-2018)-One of two teachers selected to restructure the school-wide curriculum to adopt a social-emotional framework for all students in K-5th grade and to run professional development workshops for faculty and staff -Create and execute lesson plans for math, science, social studies, reading, writing, and intervention that incorporate pop culture and technology to help improve content retention-Identify areas of growth and tailor differentiated instruction to achieve proficiency per academic standard-Utilize social and emotional learning strategies to teach students how to understand and manage emotions, cope with trauma, feel and show empathy for others, and adopt a personal growth mindset

New York, Ny, Us

- Selected from over 49,000 applicants nationwide to teach for two years in an under-resourced public school- Serve on the Matriculation Leadership Board that recruits potential corps members and relays current corps member feedback to the Teach For America Miami-Dade staff and leadership team- Spearheaded a blood drive in partnership with OneBlood for victims of the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting

San Francisco, California, Us

- General Felonies Unit

Berkeley, California, Us

- Elected as one of 20 Senators to represent 36,000+ students at UC Berkeley- Secured the 2nd seat out of 20 during tabulations- Platforms: Campus & Students Safety, Pre-Law Development, and Greek Inclusivity & Diversity

Berkeley, California, Us

As a campaign manager, I oversaw all aspects of the campaign including day-to-day operations, the hiring and management of staff, marketing, and the coordination and implementation of outreach operations with ongoing coordination with my candidate, Zaynab AbdulQadir-Morris. I managed a staff of 463 members, worked on debate preparation, and helped fine-tune my candidate's platforms of campus climate, fighting food insecurity, and improving students’ mental health. Zaynab AbdulQadir-Morris is the current 2017-18 ASUC President.

Berkeley, California, Us

- Lobbied for Greek interests and debated with officials regarding city policy at Berkeley City Council Meetings- Worked with the leaders of the National Panhellenic Council and Interfraternity Council to address campus climate concerns

San Francisco, California, Us

- Worked in the General Felonies Unit- Collect and analyze statistics- Do research and special studies on issues affecting individual cases- Assemble reports, documents or manuals for distribution- Contact witnesses -- civilian and law enforcement -- regarding court dates- Assemble case evidence notebooks; sort evidence

Denver, Colorado, Us

- Director of Sisterhood: I am charged with developing programs that increase morale and encourage member interaction, plan and executes chapter retreats, and I develop and execute the chapter’s senior engagement programming- Director of Chapter Facilities: I supervised the use and maintenance of the chapter’s housing facility, educated members on facility rules and expectations, attended Housing Corporation Board Meetings, and acted as the chapter’s day-to-day liaison between the House Director and the Housing Corporation Board.- As the Director of Public Affairs and Advertising: I revamped our social media, resulting in thousands of views on our Alpha Phi recruitment video and national attention.

Berkeley, California, Us

- Oversaw and organized the process where the 13 Panhellenic chapters took in their new members - The 13 Panhellenic chapters consist of about 2,000 women on the UC Berkeley Campus- Worked with the Disabled Student's Program to ensure that accommodations were made for potential new members

Bachelor’S Degree, Political Science, Peace And Conflict Studies, Public Policy

Doctor Of Law - Jd, With A Concentration In Business & Finance Law

Master'S Of Science In Education (M.S.Ed.), Education And Social Change

High School, Legal Studies And Public Safety