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Represented graduate students on the SGA Congress. Served on Internal Affairs Committee.

Represented the Student Court at formal Student Congress meetings. Responsible for calling special meetings and discussing cases with the court. Organized court projects as needed.

Responsible for conducting the defense of parties charged by the Attorney General of the Student Court with violating provisions of the Student Government Association constitution, the association’s election procedures, or other stated policies of the SGA. Collaborated with colleagues from the Student Court, Student Senate, and Executive Board in updating the SGA's founding and governing documents, the Constitution and Bylaws.

Served on the Campus Involvement and the Constitution/Bylaws Committees. Helped with creating, planning, and running events for the student body including the Fall '21 Fall Fest and Spring '22 Student Choice Awards as part of the Campus Involvement Committee. Collaborated with colleagues from the Student Court, Student Senate, and Executive Board in updating the SGA's founding and governing documents, the Constitution and Bylaws.

Directed external communications on behalf of the Rowan County Judge-Executive's Office. Produced and disseminated informational public relations material on behalf of various Fiscal Court initiatives. Facilitated the operations of the Rowan County Fiscal Court with administrative duties and other specialized tasks relating to the operations of county government, public administration, organizational administration, public relations, communications, and policy research and analysis.

Provided administrative support, carried out receptionist duties, coordinated with other departments in county government, attended in-person meetings and events, and lead extensive public relations projects including but not limited to the Rowan County Fiscal Court newsletter (the Rowan Review), Facebook page (@RCFiscalCourt), and website (rcky.us).

Conducted various types of research related to laws, legal articles, ongoing legislative proceedings, and/or other information relevant to Fiscal Court initiatives. Authored new and updated ordinances, ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal law as well as internal policy goals. Worked on assigned projects constituting substantive legal work supervised by County Attorney Cecil Watkins. Internship completed as part of graduation requirements for Morehead State University's ABA-approved Legal Studies program.

Designed a Role-Playing Game that strategically teaches the principles of property law using various hypothetical scenarios and applications. Engaged players in a competition to accrue the most wealth by the end of the game, calculating the value of their property through developments made throughout the gameplay. Incorporated several legal principles including but not limited to structures versus fixtures, mineral leases, and adverse possession. Launched the game at an event in March 2023 hosted by MSU’s Women in Law Club and Legal Studies Club Alpha Lambda Pi.