As a Staff Editor at the Temple International & Comparative Law Journal for the 2023-2024 academic year, I will edit articles on cutting-edge issues within the fields of international and comparative law. I am also pursuing my JD at the Temple University's James E. Beasley School of Law where I received the Ruben Presser Fellowship, the 2023 Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholarship for my academic excellence and leadership potential and am Law and Public Policy Scholar writing a policy paper on the fundamental steps towards achieving a national paid Family and Medical Leave program in the United States.My core competencies include legal analysis, legal writing, and legal research, which I have honed through various academic and professional experiences. Most recently, I was a Corporate Legal Intern at Wawa, Inc., where I drafted company guidelines, researched and wrote memoranda, briefed a complaint, and reviewed contracts. I also have extensive experience as a Paralegal and a Legal Assistant, specializing in estate planning, family law, and real estate transactions. I hold a Masters of Philosophy in History from New York University, a certification in grant writing from Rutgers University, and a notary public license from Middlesex County, NJ. I am fluent in Spanish and English, and passionate about learning from and contributing to the legal profession.