I work as an associate and assist private companies doing cross-border business transactions. I also assist in conducting Due Diligence work for a wide range of international companies.

I participated in Wake Forest Litigation Clinic Externship and have been placed at Davis & Hamrick for civil placement. Davis & Hamrick is a firm specializing in Insurance Defense. My main duties include conducting legal research , writing research memos, as well as drafting pleadings, motions, and correspondence. I also observed mediations and depositions.

I participated in Wake Forest Litigation Clinic Externship and have been placed at Forsyth County Public Defender's office for criminal placement. My main duties include conducting legal research, writing research memos, as well as drafting responses for motions. I also attended Court sessions.

I worked as a Research Assistant with Professor Andrew Vestein and I conducted legal research on securities litigation as well as anti-takeover laws.

I worked as a paralegal and my main responsibilities include preparing application forms for citizenship, compiling application documents, and contacting governmental agencies on case-specific inquiries

Furman University Writing and Media Lab provides one-on-one assistance with writing and media consultations, as well as collaborative digital projects. I worked as a student consultant and my main responsibilities include helping student to edit their papers, assisting students to brainstorm and organize their writing products, as well as editing digital projects such as audio and video projects.

Kotobuki KK. is a Japanese Corporation specializing in the business and design of Street furniture, playground equipment, architectural and city signage, as well as outdoor furniture. I had a summer internship and my main responsibilities include researching the Chinese government's regulations on playground equipment and outdoor furniture, drafting memos and making presentations in Japanese, as well as assisting the designing process of city signage.

The Furman Advantage and Francis M. Hipp Fellowship Programs offerstudents the opportunity to work as collaborative Research Fellows with faculty on summer research. The fellow will generally receive a $3000 stipend. Projects mustinvolve a minimum of 8 weeks of full-time participation. I worked with Professor Kate Kaup in the Political Science and Asian Studies Department on the issues relating to Conflicts between Chinese National Law and Minority Laws and assisted her publication.