• Reviewed and organized client documents and information in preparation for legal proceedings• Drafted Motions for Summary Judgments, responses to opposing party’s motions, and other pleadings• Gained proficiency in the document organization and discovery software Relativity• Assembled exhibit documents for presentation in legal proceedings

• Advocated for clients as a Rule 711 Student Attorney at the Loyola University of Chicago School of Law Health Justice Project clinic• Interacted with clients to identify legal issues that needed addressing, and formulated case plans to address those issues• Researched a wide variety of topics to best inform clients of their legal position• Successfully advocated in court on behalf of clients as a Student Attorney

• Organized and notated legal documentation including deposition transcripts and court orders• Documented and indexed files in preparation for legal proceedings

• Responsible for all aspects of recruitment including interview process through onboarding of new staff• Applied organizational skills to file medical records and human resource documents in their proper locations • Applied communication skills through answering office phones and provided customer service and human resource assistance• Grew business sales leads and sales intakes by 50% over the course of a four month internship• Achieved all of these accomplishments with limited supervision during the establishment of a new branch location

• Applied organizational skills in the filing of important medical and human resource documents• Assisted in the storage and organization of medical resources

• Interacted with customers and staff to develop interpersonal communication skills • Learned over 50+ combinations of sandwiches that satisfied hundreds of customers • Managed 65 inventory product levels to ensure adequate supply levels

• Organized reports assessing the academic standing of the fraternity for the national office• Applied leadership skills in raising the fraternity cumulative GPA from 2.765 to 2.956• Coordinated study sessions for members to complete assigned classwork

• Applied organizational skills in the filing of important medical and human resource documents• Applied communication and customer service skills through answering office phone• Scanned, uploaded, and attached documents to organization's electronic medical record database