During my graduate studies at the University of Texas at Austin, I taught two undergraduate classes per semester, which entailed creating tailored lesson plans, conducting one-on-one sessions with students, and providing detailed feedback to help students enhance the quality of their writing and excel in their studies.

My editorial experience includes serving as an Editor/Writer for amfAR, the Texas State Legislature, PPD, and Premier Research, where I edited documents such as articles, reports, contracts, and marketing materials. My thorough and meticulous approach to editing allows me to catch the smallest errors while ensuring consistency and clarity, resulting in polished, professional content. Additionally, as an Attorney at the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, I edited, wrote, and supervised the publication of reports on complex legal topics.

Since graduating from Georgetown Law in 2016, I have accumulated more than eight years of experience as a successful attorney in civil litigation and criminal defense. As an Attorney, I review document productions, draft discovery requests, and write detailed motions and briefs. In all of my legal roles, I have conducted complex legal research and crafted clear, persuasive pleadings that conveyed complex legal concepts effectively.

I love to write as much as I love to read, and I would be thrilled to help students and companies discover the great readers and writers within themselves. Since I have experience with both individual tutoring and classroom teaching, I am open to opportunities in both settings. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile! Have a wonderful day.