Analytical professional looking to further a career pivot. Prepared for this role with extensive educational experience in data analysis and interpretation. Known for delivering actionable insights and driving process improvements that align with business goals. Highly collaborative team player with focus on achieving results and adapting to changing needs. Skilled in statistical analysis, data visualization, and project management.
Selected Project Experience
-Reduced firm’s total aggregate records request costs imposed by medical facilities and insurance companies upon new legislative bill capping fees
- Drove firm-wide records request costs down by 15% within one month of implementing protocol and dispute process
- Responsible for being the first employee calling attention to the new legislative bill capping fees as a result of independent market research
UNLV Gaming Law Journal (GLJ), University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Alumni Senior Editor (8–25 hrs/week)
• Invite only, student-run journal based on academic performance and legal research/writing skills
• Research, write, and submit a Student Note for publication discussing and analyzing a legal issue in depth
• Source stack articles and notes submitted and approved for publication
• Finding, annotating, and uploading sources cited to within article and note footnotes
• Editing articles and notes submitted and approved for publication
• Review footnotes within articles and notes submitted and approved for publication to ensure each citation conforms to the Bluebook
• Make any Bluebook changes in footnotes as necessary according to Bluebook rules
Lee Business School Medallion Program, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Alumni (1–5 hrs/week)
• Attend Medallion sponsored MBA Speaker Series workshops facilitating the development of executive presentation skills
• Participate in Medallion sponsored Career and Professional related events
• “Shadow” board member of a non-profit or for-profit organization
• Participate in prospective student recruitment events
• Serve as a graduate Rebel ambassador
Volunteer Education Advocate Program: Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada
Volunteer Education Advocate (1–8 hrs/week)
• Act as court-appointed Educational Surrogate authority on issues related to or effecting the assigned child’s education and specifically any special education needs
• Communicate on a consistent basis with assigned child’s Child and Family Team (CFT), child’s teacher, and Legal Aid Center to ensure child’s disability-related/special education needs are being met
• Review and obtain copies of assigned child’s educational records to determine if further supports are needed
• Attend any and all special education meetings including IEP reviews and special education discipline meetings
• Ensure child obtains an appropriate education to meet child’s needs
• Involvement in disciplinary matters conducted by child’s school
• Attend non-special education related parent-teacher conferences and school meetings with assigned child’s teacher and other school staff
• Have supervised meetings with the assigned child at the child’s home, school, or after school program to
discuss education-related matters as needed
• Request and provide consent for evaluations and reevaluations as needed
• Petition to amend child’s educational records as needed
Kids’ Court School: Educating the Children & Youth of Nevada
Volunteer Educator (1–5 hrs/week)
National Society of Minorities in Hospitality (NSMH), University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Alumni (1–5 hrs/week)
• Attend NSMH campus meetings such as general meetings and individual committee meetings
• Apart of the Event Committee, planning socials and the annual appreciation banquet dinner for NSMH members
• Participate and assist in NSMH volunteer and fundraising events
• Help educate others on campus about the importance of diversity, minorities, and multiculturalism in the hospitality industry
• Assist in making sure NSMH is running in accordance with UNLV’s club and organization policy
• Supplement hospitality management degree by working with a diverse group of student club
members
• Work with other club members to provide a cohesive and well-run campus organization
National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS), University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Inducted Alumni (1–5 hrs/week)
• Invite only honor society
• Attend NSLS general campus meetings and guest speaker events
• Participate in NSLS-related volunteer events on and off campus
• Attend and assist in Success Networking Team (SNT) group meetings to help team members reach weekly goals by planning and keeping track of their week
• Acting SNT group logistics coordinator arranging and setting up all SNT group meetings and meeting
places
• Acting SNT group communications coordinator arranging meeting schedules
• Work with other NSLS members and closely with SNT group facilitator to execute NSLS individual and campus goals
• Accepted into and pursuing NSLS program to work towards attaining Advanced Leadership Certification to master leadership facilitation
• Accepted into and pursuing NSLS program to work towards attaining Executive Leadership Certification to
master mentorship and work on the Better World Project
Students Organizing Diversity Activities (SODA), University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Alumni (1–5 hrs/week)
• Attend SODA campus meetings to plan events
• Participate and assist in running SODA diversity events
• Participate in SODA-related volunteer events on campus
• Assist in working toward SODA's mission to educate, promote diversity, empower, and be all-inclusive toward all students at UNLV
• Work with other SODA members coming from all different kinds of demographics to provide a safe, educational, welcoming, and informational campus organization and environment