Client: United States Embassy in Rabat, Morocco, Economic Division:• Conducted political economy research on Morocco’s tourism sector – tasked with analyzing progress and obstacles to goals in the tourism sector; created visual data displays (charts and graphs) using Rstudio • Offered a final assessment on the successes and obstacles in tourism development by Morocco’s GovernmentClient: United States Embassy in Madrid, Public Affairs Office, European and Eurasian Affairs to Spain:• Undertook research on measures to promote democratic principles and practices among immigrants and Spanish youth populations – researched past programs implemented for at-risk youths and evaluated these programs

• Represented Oberlin at tournaments and worked with team members to improve our public speaking skills• Served as Treasurer – submitted expense reports; processed receipts; maintained financial records; arranged team's schedule; booked travel and accommodations; implemented a new system to improve the transition between treasurers after each semester

• Researched potential individual donors and foundations to expand its donor base – utilized online sources such as Foundation Center and GuideStar; built donor profiles; worked with the team to create compelling messages for new donors • Assisted with donor relation management – regularly updated the Brennan Center’s fundraising database; edited and drafted grant proposals; edited direct mail appeals; provided administrative support for the awards dinner • Initiated registering the Brennan Center with the Better Business Bureau – collaborated with the finance team to examine financial documents relating to program expenses and donations

• Developed relationships with wine producers and promoted events on Facebook • Planned events – organized the most widely attended event of Hillary term, called “Call My Bluff”

• Conducted independent research – searched for and analyzed background information for a case, including similar cases, and laws relating to the client’s situation; used resources such as LexisNexis and Westlaw• Compiled research into legal memoranda, covering case summaries, potential arguments, legal precedent and recommended next steps• Presented research to and attended court with Bruce Levinson, Head Attorney

• Monitored ongoing events relating to the Supreme Court cases, Fisher v. University of Texas and Friedrichs v. California Teacher’s Association – prepared briefing notes; drafted potential responses; provided talking points• Expanded their social media presence – updated Facebook and Twitter; researched and implemented tools to optimize their social media outreach, such as timely postings and increasing our direct response rate• Prepared articles for the organization’s blog – posted an informative article about our work holding courts accountable and co-wrote an article about interning for Alliance for Justice

• Connected with local interfaith and grassroots organizations to discuss ways we could utilize our combined resources to address shared social justice concerns• Collected research on issues the JCRC chose to prioritize that summer, such as access to fair housing in D.C.• Produced articles for the social justice newsletter, and helped maintain the organization’s social media presence

• Coordinated community engagement events to expand Hillel’s outreach on campus • Planned recreational, educational and volunteer activities on campus• Publicized Hillel’s events via social media