Account Executive

• Mar 2022 - Present

Yoga Teacher

• Oct 2021 - Present

I facilitate multiple weekly yoga classes in-person at UNH for students, staff, faculty, and the community! I offer both Beginner Yoga classes and Restorative Yoga classes, both with an emphasis on practicing self and mutual care, prioritizing rest, and co-creating communities of unique individuals. I encourage all of my students to take whatever it is they need that day and practice listening to their own needs. I facilitate multiple weekly yoga classes in-person at UNH for students, staff, faculty, and the community! I offer both Beginner Yoga classes and Restorative Yoga classes, both with an emphasis on practicing self and mutual care, prioritizing rest, and co-creating communities of unique individuals. I encourage all of my students to take whatever it is they need that day and practice listening to their own needs.

Graduate Research Fellow

• Sep 2020 - Mar 2022

- Assist in conducting research, informing design, and facilitating community conversations on equity and engagement in New Hampshire. - Co-taught a January-term course on equity and engagement at the University of New Hampshire, which included informing design fo the course, leading discussions in class, and grading homework.- Collaborated on multiple projects including, but not limited to, New Hampshire Commission to Study School Funding, New Hampshire Civic Health Index, North Country Health Consortium HIV Harm Reduction Series, and racial equity training.- Wrote and edited summaries of project sessions and research documents for several projects to inform future policy on the issues.- Designed and facilitated racial equity sessions for local schools, businesses, healthcare groups, and community members.

Restorative Justice Intern

• Jun 2021 - Aug 2021

- Collaborated in restorative panels for low-level criminal offenders to make amends for their criminal behavior and develop a plan for a positive, healthy, and law-abiding future. - Developed a comprehensive racial equity resource library for the CJC to use for ongoing antiracism trainings, board meetings, and book groups- Conducted intake meetings with responsible and impacted parties to understand the circumstances around the incident and the individual’s interests, talents, and skills to create a personalized process which serves the whole community- Built community connections in New Hampshire to explore the viability of a community justice program in the state and get a sense of law enforcement concerns around the restorative justice process- Co-led monthly board meetings focused on topics of interest, group dynamics, and workshopping challenging cases- Completed independent research on the restorative justice process, the role of a participant, and reshaping the justice system

Legal Clerk

• May 2018 - May 2020

Administrative Duties:- All office scheduling with attorneys, clients, and Court- Answer office phones and taking messages- Send the mail- Organize all case files and bills- Convert the office to more online file-sharing and file-organization - Attend seminars to learn more information about case law, federal and state laws, and legal strategy to bring back to the office- Tech responsibilities and communicating with IT when we need assistance- General organization of the office to make sure we are meeting deadlines for cases, bills, and expensesLegal Duties:- Communicate between criminal clients and treatment centers (Valley Vista, Brattleboro Retreat, Phoenix House) to set up admissions interviews and facilitate entry into rehabilitation and treatment programs for substance abuse disorders- Prepare drafts of all legal pleadings in civil and criminal cases, from initial investigation and Complaints, to Settlement Resolution or Sentencing- File all pleadings in civil and criminal cases, online and via paper mail to the Court- Correspond with Courts for scheduling meetings and hearings- Spanish translation for criminal cases- Request and receive medical records and discovery; organize binders for each file- Correspond with insurance companies to get liens for clients; pay liens and submit settlement documents to insurance- Conduct legal research for criminal, personal injury, and extensive research in medical malpractice cases to determine the heart of the legal issue and find experts to testify- Attend all meetings with clients to take notes and stay updated on caseAccounting/Bookkeeping Duties:- Handle entire office payroll- Bookkeeping through Quickbooks software- Self taught and proficient in the Quickbooks software- Keep track of and pay all client expenses- Keep track of and pay all office bills- Put together tax documents for the end of the year- Bill clients through CJA Vouchers (criminal) and settlement disbursement letters (civil)

President

• Apr 2017 - May 2018

Philanthropy Chairman

• Jan 2017 - May 2018

Plan, organize, and execute all philanthropy and service events for the Zeta Omicron chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority to benefit Reading is Fundamental and The Kappa Foundation. Events include two large philanthropy events, one reading-oriented community service event with local Richmond schools, and continuous fundraising for our philanthropy with smaller events, as well as fundraising for other organizations' philanthropies on campus. For our main event, Kappa Kourtside, we raised almost $6000 during a campus-wide tennis tournament and external fundraiser, and half of the proceeds were donated to one of our sister's father's foundation, the Michael B Finnegan Foundation, to create their first girls golf school.

Intern

• Jun 2017 - Aug 2017

As an intern for Vermonters for Criminal Justice Reform, I had a range of smaller responsibilities, as well as three large-scale projects throughout the summer. On a day-to-day basis, I helped write briefs related to current initiatives that the organization was working on, and respond to letters coming from Vermont inmates. I learned about important issues facing Vermont's criminal justice system, as well as participated in meeting with local coalition partners to brainstorm the best policies and strategies to transition towards a more rehabilitative and restorative criminal justice system in the state. I had the opportunity to take charge of moving the office to a new location, which allowed me to have experience in administrative procedures of an office. I also was given the responsibility of learning how to use the database software Salsa CRM and Salsa Engage, and teaching the office how to use it as well as incorporating it into my daily work there. Lastly, I planned a fundraiser comedy show for the organization which took place at the end of the summer which allowed me to gain ample experience in the event planning area of non-profit work. As the educational component for my fellowship through the University of Richmond, I conducted and presented research on racial disparities in the juvenile justice system in an attempt to propose policy to ensure that all children receive equal justice under the law.

Casework Intern

• Jun 2016 - Aug 2016

As an intern for Congressman Peter Welch at his Burlington office, I worked on a variety of tasks and projects related to casework and outreach in the state of Vermont. I completed research, prepared briefing materials, and attended policy related and community outreach events with the Congressman and staff. On a daily basis, I connected constituents that had inquiries related to legislative issues and casework with the Congressman and our office. I also answered phone calls from constituents, took down their messages, and wrote follow up messages after events and to respond to legislative questions on a regular basis. Lastly, I completed a project over the course of the internship to mimic the entire legislative process and presented my work to the office.

Server

• May 2015 - Aug 2015

Over the course of the summer, I managed sales, service, and inventory for member food and beverages on an 18-hole golf course. I also coordinated concessions for three large golf tournaments. Over the course of the summer, I managed sales, service, and inventory for member food and beverages on an 18-hole golf course. I also coordinated concessions for three large golf tournaments.