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Civil Rights Division, Criminal Section• Assisting trial attorneys in active prosecutions by assisting in documenting and producing discovery material to defense counsel• Creating binders for court and presenting exhibits during trial • Working on high profile cases that involves hate crimes, color of law and human trafficking • Conducting phone interviews• Outreach to aggrieved persons• Performing investigative research on potential victims• Organizing and maintaining litigation files• Assisting with coordinating witness pretrial interviews• Drafting routine legal correspondence under the supervision of attorneys• Conducting factual and legal research using Westlaw, LexisNexis/ Courtlink and PACER- Blue Booking Citations • Performing privilege reviews under the guidance of an attorney• Assist with general office duties by reviewing citizen correspondence, analyzing citizen complaints, and communicating that analysis both verbally and in writing to supervising attorneys, and obtaining information from citizens who contact the office by phone;• Working with the Interactive Case Management (ICM) system to track the status of cases pending in the office• Utilizing computer databases to conduct research

Assist with running the Forensics Detective Summer Camp at the museum. Each week, campers will be able to dive into different topics in Forensic Science such as crime scene investigation, ballistics, blood spatter analysis, computer forensics, toxicology, forensic anthropology, DNA etc., in order to assist them with processing a mock crime scene, and providing a testimony in a moot court experience.

• Serve the Mason community seeking keys to university offices and or buildings• Answer phones• Process incoming mail• Data input and managing the software database system• Handle key records and maintaining service logs

• Manage the tennis courts at the club to ensure members are satisfied with their tennis experience at the club• Provide answers to members questions/complaints to the best of my ability• Take prospective members on a tour of the club• Maintain security and maintenance of the club• Provide excellent customer service• Sign membership contracts• Assist in the club restaurant• Troubleshoot any problems that may arise in the club• Opening and closing the club• Overseeing the adult and junior tennis clinics

Project Coordinator for the MD Active Assailant Interdisciplinary Workgroup (AAIWG) • As an intern for Maryland State Police and MEMA I created a poll regarding resources each Maryland department/agency can provide regarding being proactive about active assailant attacks• After gathering the results from the polls, I arranged the agencies in the different work group categories that they agreed to be apart of (i.e. training, reunification, counseling, medical supplies, etc)• Coordinated Google hangout meetings between Co-chairs of the AAIWG and coordinated a meeting with the whole work group by finding a location, time that fits with each member, arranging refreshments, and the technology to use during the meeting.

Jessup, Maryland

• Assist with completing Incident Action Plans for planned / unplanned events• Coordinate and document special event or interagency meetings• Keep equipment tracking documents updated• Document personnel information for events and/or records• Conduct equipment inventory as necessary• Assist with preventative maintenance and inventory of specialty vehicles• Support the Incident Management Team with duties not requiring law enforcement authority• Assist with any various tasks and/or duties as determined by Special Operations Division staff that do not require law enforcement authority

Presentation as a Maryland Emergency Management Agency intern partnered with MIEMMS (Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services System) • Assisted State Police Sergeant with his Jamboard Interactive Whiteboard Project by joining conference calls and testing the board in order to come up with the most beneficial ways to use the board• Presented at a Google conference “Maryland Apps For Work: Gsuite & You” in front of the Department of Information Technology on the Jamboard interactive whiteboard project

• Electronically file client documents and reports• Maintain client records using Time Matters® Legal Case Management Software• Prepare and send outgoing mail• Assist lawyer with client programs and make calls to clients to schedule appointments• Assemble new client packets

• Worked with a team of homicide detectives, crime lab personnel, Forensic Anthropologists, BCoPD K-9, OCME, and cadaver dogs from the Baltimore Count Police Department, to search for human remains relating to a homicide case. This search resulted in the discovery of additional human remains.• Aided the Kentucky Police Department homicide detectives in the search for human remains from a 1993 homicide case. Work consisted of grid line searches through wooded terrain, probing soil for sub-surface disturbances, digging holes for signs of mottling, and review of terrain for artificial landforms (i.e., graves). No human remains were discovered in this search, but questioned fabric was found and sent to the crime lab.• Worked with the Baltimore County Police Department on another possible homicide case. A man was reported missing in 2014 and last year a group of kids found human remains containing a skull, a right femur and a left clavicle that belonged to the man. Our group went out to the woods where he was last seen and did line searches going north, south, east, and west, and probed the ground looking for any remains. The only remains found were faunal and canine. No human remains were discovered.

• Assisted Professor with procuring “specimens” for a Forensic Archeology workshop. We drove alongside the road looking for decent sized road kill to bury.• Stored a deer carcass, a freshly killed deer, and a raccoon in a biohazard bag and placed in a freezer.• Dug a 4-foot grave and “dressed” it with different artifacts including: hair, newspaper, bullet casings, and shoes. Then wrapped the deer remains with clothing and buried it. This burial was done for a MAAFS workshop Dr. Dana Kollmann is holding in order to teach Forensic professionals how to excavate graves using different forensic technologies.

Annapolis, Maryland

• Sort through Circuit Court and District Court cases to see if there is important evidence to keep• Scan files from cases and upload them into the case management system• Analyze data relating to the amount of CDS abused by residents of Anne Arundel County• Watch video footage from cases and mark when the defendant and victim was seen• Read and file multiple cases ranging from 1st degree murders and auto manslaughters into the file rooms• Type transcripts from police interviews• Research about drug cases in Anne Arundel County and child abuse cases to obtain statistics and information to use in my research paper• Conduct interviews with Attorneys, Officers, Judges, and Paralegals about their position in the Judicial System

Master Of Science - Ms, Forensic Science With A Concentration In Crime Scene Investigation, 4.0

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Sociology & Anthropology With A Concentration In Criminal Justice

Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Sigma, Forensic Science Student Organization (FSSO), Criminal Justice Student Association, Students.

High School Diploma- Biomedical Science

Activities and Societies: Varsity Tennis, Varsity Volleyball, National Honor Society, International Thespian Society, Drama Club & Stage.