In this role, I greet patrons, answer questions about library services, check out technology, and assist with library services.

As part of my practicum in the FYCS program at the University of Florida, I interned at The Galione Law Firm, a Child Injury Law Firm, where I am sat in on client meetings and communicated with clients, promoted the law firm via various marketing strategies, and conducted research on child safety.

As the director of Florida Blue Key Divisions’ Legal Professions Day, I oversaw a team of 5 people and planned a large event for pre-law students where law schools, test preparation companies, and pre-law student organizations attended, as well as put together a panel of lawyers and Florida Blue Key alumni to speak at the event.

A President, I oversaw the executive board, 20 directors, and over 250 members of Pre-Legal Honor Society. I organized and facilitated bi-weekly general body meetings, helped directors plan events, and maintained the organization's operations. This role allowed me to connect with UF pre-law students, law schools, lawyers, and other professionals in the legal field.

As a case management intern, I observe child forensic interviews and enter data into their system, attend court proceedings, provide support for children and families, and help connect clients to community resources.

Interned for a family law firm where I assisted in filing documents, observed mediations and meetings, drafted and sent important documents to clients, and assisted with anything else needed.

Completed a legal research project under the supervision of Student Legal Services with the aid of UF lawyers.

Worked around 15-20 hours a week while being a full-time student at the University of Florida.

I was a part-time nanny over the summer for a 9-month old boy and took care of him, cleaned the house, and did anything that his parents asked me to.