Spencer Davis Email & Phone Number

New York, New York, United States

New York, New York, United States

New York, New York, United States

New York, New York, United States

New York, New York, United States

New York, New York, United States

Simi Valley, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

• Debate peers by presenting articulate and well-researched arguments regarding significant political issues, resulting in a best speaker award• Organize bimonthly chapter meetings to debate and discuss relevant political issues, raising awareness and activism across campus• Promote club membership by creating posters and communicating with peers via email, increasing chapter membership by +700% in nine months• Assist chapter members with applications and speeches for cabinet positions, growing the chapter influence at a state level and yielding three new cabinet positions• Facilitated transportation and lodging for chapter members at the first in-person, weekend-long, state-wide convention in over two years

Los Angeles, California, United States

• Engage in annual competitions facilitated by the Constitutional Rights Foundation, portraying a hypothetical criminal trial at a Los Angeles Courthouse before a California judge and panel of local lawyers• Craft airtight witness examinations and eloquent opening and closing statements by working closely with mock witnesses and studying California criminal law• Mentor mock attorneys by demonstrating proper decorum and aiding their preparation through personal assistance• Organize documents and orchestrate communication among the 15-member team, ensuring clear deadlines and efficient preparation• Promote participation by visiting history classes and providing testimonials to potential candidates

Los Angeles, California, United States

• Lead and coordinate a team of five leaders and 20 volunteers to reinstate and organize nine monthly in-person volunteer events that promote engagement with Holocaust survivors, after two years of remote events due to the Covid-19 pandemic• Write and deliver speeches that focus on the connection between relevant Jewish events and the Holocaust• Moderate discussions between student groups and Holocaust survivors to foster personal connections between survivors and students• Promote events by communicating personally with peers and creating posters to advertise upcoming opportunities, resulting in a +100% increase in volunteer attendance from the year prior

Los Angeles, California, United States

• Author articles covering a broad range of topics, including school policy, entertainment, and politics by conducting interviews and research to provide compelling and relevant coverage to community members• Lead class discussions and teach lessons to foster a welcoming, encouraging, and productive class environment, yielding 57+ articles posted throughout the school year, a +50% increase from the year prior• Edit articles and provide detailed feedback to help the team of 13 writers improve their writing skills and become better journalists

Los Angeles, California, United States

• Pioneered The Roar Club, creating opportunities for students outside of the class to learn journalistic skills and apply them by writing articles for the online publication

Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

• Interview various teachers and students to inform community members about events, opportunities, and school policy changes

Los Angeles, California, United States

• Coordinated a team of seven to produce a weekly Morning Show, distributed and shown to all 750 students and 250 staff members at Milken

Bachelor'S Degree, Political Science

Bachelor'S Degree, Jewish Ethics

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: The Milken Roar (School Newspaper), Junior State of America (JSA), Mock Trial, L’Dough V’Dough, National Moot.