I am the course assistant for Princeton's School of Public and International Affairs seminar, SPI 430: Negotiations & Conflict Resolution, taught by Professor Maya Dimant.

Legal Research for Professor Deborah Pearlstein, the Director of Princeton's Law and Public Policy Program, and Marie Robertson Visiting Professor in Law and Public Affairs

Team Captain, Fall of 2024Closing Attorney - Qualified for the 2024 Chicago American Mock Trial Nationals, Spring of 2024Outstanding Attorney Award (19/20 Ranks), Boston College, Fall of 2023Outstanding Attorney Award (20/20 Ranks - Best Attorney), Seton Hall, Fall of 2023Team Captain, Spring of 2023Moot Court Recruitment Director, Spring of 2023

Centros Judiciários de Solução de Conflitos e Cidadania (Judicial Center for Conflict Resolution and Citizenship), is an institution under the umbrella of the Court of Justice of the State of Paraná (Tribunal de Justiça do Estado do Paraná) in Brazil. The CEJUSC is similar to a judicial unit, and develops work related to the policy of self-composition, with special emphasis on conflict resolution through conciliation and mediation and restorative justice. In addition, it acts in the orientation and promotion of citizens' rights through projects focused on the population and organized in several areas, such as domestic violence, childhood, criminal and family law.

I work primarily to assist the Commonwealth Attorney, Assistant Attorney, and Victim Witness Coordinator. Specific areas included: administrative tasks, correlating information, managing clients, trial preparation, and trial shadowing.