A philanthropic organization that centers around the goal of helping countries through raising money to donate, towards care and menstruation packages for women. I oversee the financial and logistical aspects of the organization, so our events are cohesive and accessible to students.

Criminology researcher for the 2024 cohort (SROP). I worked under a faculty mentor Dr. Ash Stephens, where conducted Interviews with surrounding Chicago organizations including the Illinois Prison Project, Chicago Sun-Times, Prison Neighborhood Arts Program (PNAP), Chicago Community Bond Fund,In efforts to turn the attention towards community stakeholders and their opinions of 900 million investment towards the demolishing and rebuilding of Stateville Prison and Logan Prison---Thus my research question asking the "900 Million-Dollar Question"

Being appointed as attorney general by the newly elected president has been a privilege. I am preparing to oversee my duties as enumerated by the Articles of Governance (AOG) from the SGLC referred to as the Student Government of Loyola Chicago.I will be responsible for overseeing the entire succession process, investigation, and enforcement of instances of censure or impeachment, concerning the AOG.I will also be responsible for being the advisor for the Governance Committee.Within my position, creating trust is essential for myself and others to have good communication. This was achieved through having 1:1’s, in the fall semester.

While chairing the committee, my committee members and I implemented connections with Registered Student Organizations (RSOs). We held meetings with administrators on the topics of social justice, Diversity Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) work.Having this opportunity to oversee a committee of three served as a way for me to guide them through the legislative process.During my time as chair, I was able to pass legislation alongside my committee member titled, “The Student Veteran and Veteran Families Support Resolution.” This resolution by my committee member and I, passed the senate floor that facilitated support for student veterans and veteran families. This resolution is set to facilitate and serve as a resource area for Loyola University Chicago’s veteran-affiliated students by establishing a space on campus.

Being elected senator allowed me to work alongside my fellow senators to configure ways we as the SGLC could give back to the school. Along with this, I learned parliamentary procedures, made motions in senate meetings, and strengthened my skills by working in a group dynamic through being a part of the Campus Life and Operations Committee (CLOC).Along with being on CLOC, I later was a member of the fall elections committee. It was a full-circle moment to guide new members through the election process as a committee, for the SCLC's following term.

Part of what I do pertains to note-taking, filing casework, organizing discovery, filing motions to the county clerk's office, and attaining rescissions. Court cases consisted of pleas, DUIs, misdemeanors, expungements, and traffic court cases.Some of the courts varied from DuPage County, Circuit Court of Cook County (Rolling Meadows), and Kane County.This past summer, I focused on the marketing side of the law office sending out mailers to defendants daily. I sent mail across the country.