•Recruitment Director (elected, 2021-2022); President (elected, 2020-2021), Operations Director (elected, 2019-2020) •Led team during COVD-19 pandemic and transition to virtual recruiting, meetings, training, and debate competitions; doubled team size in the process •Managed 2-day inter-collegiate online tournament with ~150 participants from ~10 schools; coordinated recruitment and training for judges, staff and participants; directed scoring and awards distribution•Prepared cases for and competed in ~ 6 inter-collegiate tournaments/yr •Supervised training for team in debate skills and common topics including current events, history, & political theory

EMESSE is an NGO promoting job creation, equitable growth, participatory democracy and sustainable development in Morocco; Projects are managed in partnership with United Nations and European Union-sponsored organizations•Facilitated grant applications to Open Society Foundation grantmaking network; researched potential grant opportunities •Taught daily English classes remotely to 12 low-income children and refugees living in Rabat, Morocco•Translated websites, assisted social media presences, and guided efforts to make organizational materials accessible to national and international partners and donors

• Legal intern for General Council and Chief Compliance Officer within legal department (20+ attorneys and paralegals) •Developed company-wide COVID-19 policies for compliance with U.S., Canadian and Australia law, including feasibility of mandatory vaccinations and retail store safety protocols•Proposed changes to retail store policies following site visits and employee interviews including workers’ compensation•Determined enhancements to corporate risk management policies; researched facial recognition compliance •Researched opportunities to raise capital through a SPAC (special purpose acquisition company) or IPO.

•Supervised remote learning activities in a group setting for 30 elementary school students•Taught reading, math, writing, and current events to augment students’ online education

•Tutored 8 low-income high school students in math, science, writing, and current events in local public schools•Mentor students in college opportunities and helped all 8 students apply and gain acceptances to college•Instructed students in skills including study habits, homework completion, job interview preparation

•Assisted attorneys, paralegals and investigators with casework pertaining to criminal proceedings for indigent defendants•Interviewed witnesses, defendants and incarcerated people to gather information to assist legal representation of clients • Presented discoveries and strategic proposals for trial preparation in office and case team meetings•Conducted research including client histories, legal precedents, surveillance recordings to support lead attorneys•Attended court trials and participated in legal debriefs

Selected through rigorous application process to receive a paid fellowship for 2017-2018 through Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Abe Keller Peace Education Fund