• Provide litigation support for jury trials, depositions and contested hearings. • Draft legal documents including but not limited to, response to petitions, request for productions, affidavits, motions, notices and subpoenas.• Meet with clients to discuss updates on their case at local jails and federal correctional facilities.• Organize and collect discovery documents for the firm’s criminal matters.• Manage and organize the attorney ‘s calendar, schedule of internal/external meetings, in-person and web hearing confirmations across multiple counties.• Manage and train the new employees of the firm.

Provided excellent customer service while on the selling floor, fitting room and front end. Stocked and replenished merchandise when necessary. Received and processed cash check and credit payments. Recommended, selected and helped locate merchandise based on customers’ needs and desires.

• Managed and organized firm’s case files to be consistent across all case types. • Performed document quality control, redacting and labeling.• Organized and prepared trial exhibits.

• Lead practices and games for a team of 16 co-ed members. • Dedicated 25+ hours a week to team practices, workouts, meetings, appearances and cheering at various sporting events. • Being a part of the University of Oregon Cheerleading team taught me skills to balance a busy schedule.

Vice President: Social Standards for an organization of close to 200 women. I was responsible for informing chapter members about topics including but not limited to risk management, general safety skills, and keeping a clean, professional social media presence. Held meetings weekly that focused on disciplinary hearings, accountability, and brainstorming ideas to make general improvements to the chapter. I would oversee and organize events including but not limited to philanthropic and social events.

Responsible for holding hearings for members to discuss wrong doings.

I am assigned 6 freshman Pathway students; my job is to meet with them every week to discuss any issues they may be having adjusting to college life. I wanted to get involved with the Pathway Oregon program because I have received a lot of support and wanted to give back.

I am a research assistant for the CAPS lab. As an assistant, I clean Heart Rate data and monitor video recorded sessions. I am also responsible for childcare when the parents need someone to watch their child. Basic office like administration duties. I also complete individual tasks that help in the greater good of the research. I am trained in the DPICS coding system.

Set up and managed the businesses Instagram and Facebook account. Picked out and promoted new content for the store weekly. Provided excellent customer service while on the selling floor, fitting room and front end. Stocked and replenished merchandise when necessary. Received and processed cash check and credit payments. Recommended, selected and helped locate merchandise based on customers’ needs and desires.

Provided information on specials and detailed information on all entrees. Relayed orders to the cooks and ensured that all orders were delivered on time and ensured the accuracy and quantity of every order.

Opened on the weekends. Had to cut and prepare the vegetables and make the bread before opening at 7 am. Would serve customers with their desire sandwich and other needed accessories. Was taught how to manage stressful situations and busy rushes.