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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Legal Intern, National Security Division, Counterterrorism Section

Fort Lee, Virginia, United States

Tysons Corner, Virginia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Conducted in-depth and primary source research on white supremacist extremist material, encryption, cryptocurrency, and defense policy.Drafted more than twenty reports used by law enforcement and security organizations for countering extremist violence.

Greater New York City Area

Coordinated technical applications, admissions, online classes, and feedback collection for Tikvah Online Academy, an online program that serves more than 1,000 students studying politics, philosophy, and the humanities.Managed The Tikvah Fund’s Salesforce database and liaised with staff to understand their data needs while ensuring data accuracy, minimal errors, and improved response time for requests.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Read and analyzed hundreds of court documents related to terrorism cases while coding details of 196 ISIS travelers in the Program on Extremism database helping update the “ISIS in America” tracker. I also edited book chapters, short articles, and long-form editorials for research fellows and other staff.

Greater New York City Area

Worked with large enterprises, organizations, and multinational companies to keep them focused on their missions by helping simplify IT strategy, increase cloud connectivity, and improve telecom and network resiliency.

College Park, Md

Created mock policy briefs, blogs, articles, and other content for use by the State Department's Bureau of Counterterrorism for the selective State-START internship. Tracked, organized, and presented updated terrorist activity briefings around the world to START researchers. What I Learned: Writing and Editing; Project Management; Google Suite; Teamwork; Organization; Public Speaking & Presentation; Research; Arabic

University Of Maryland

Supported ~90 residents and helped them adjust to campus life and adulthood, resolve conflicts between roommates, and transition them to independence. I acted as an emergency responder to mental and physical health crisis, and learned to work on a diverse staff. What I learned: Event Planning; Managing Stressful Situations; Leadership; Conflict Resolution; Teamwork

College Park, Maryland

Assisted in developing course content, coordinating site visits, writing RFPs and grants, and worked closely with professors and administrators from the University of Maryland’s Do Good Institute. Additionally, guided a team of six students in their own philanthropic initiative. What I Learned: Teamwork; Teaching to Your Audience; Grant Writing; Classroom Management;

Region Vii - Central Visayas, Philippines

Lived and worked in Ormoc, The Philippines creating, conducting, and compiling a monitoring and evaluation report for the IsraAID agriculture program. I also wrote a comprehensive guide for how to start, implement, and measure Mental Health and Psycho-Social Support Programs around the world. Finally, I was part of an emergency response team delivering basic hygiene kits to those who lost their homes during a 6.5 magnitude earthquake.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Interned for Congressman Ted Deutch (Fl-22) (D). Drafted response forms on issues, took meeting notes, briefed personnel on testimony and hearings, and talked to constituents. What I learned: Administrative tasks; Public Relations; Good Note Taking;

Doctor Of Law - Jd, 3.65

Activities and Societies: Dean's List for 1L Year National Security Law Specialization Program Journal of National Security Law and Policy

Master Of Arts - Ma, International Relations And National Security Studies, 3.9

Activities and Societies: Concentration in Counterterrorism and Substate Violence United States Air Force Academy and Georgetown.

Graduate Certificate, Terrorism Analysis, 4.0

Graduate Certificate through the University of Maryland's National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Political Science And Government, 3.92 (Cum Laude)

Activities and Societies: Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society; Center for International Development & Conflict ManagementMajors: Government.

High School Diploma