Zoe Dill

Carmel,IN

Summary

Detail-oriented college professional with knowledge of forensic methods who is eager to use her skills to contribute to a criminal justice work environment during a summer internship.

Overview

year of professional experience

Work History

Administrative Assistant

Indiana Fertility

06.2023 - 08.2023

In this position, I was responsible for preparing files for digitization and subsequently organizing them in the online filing application
I completed the transition from paper to digital for all office and surgery center client files while maintaining patient confidentiality.

Nanny

Local Physicians

06.2022 - 08.2022

I nannied for a dual-physician family with three children aged 10, 7, and 3
I engaged each child in age-appropriate activities, ensured they were entertained, enforced boundaries to ensure healthy sibling dynamics, and encouraged basic life skills, like sharing
In addition, I was flexible with my work schedule to accommodate their physicians’ schedules.

Education

B.A. in Criminology and Justice (in progress) -

Loyola University

New Orleans, LA

05.2025

Skills

Efficient in completing processes
Detailed oriented
Perceptive of people’s motivations and actions
Excellent multi-tasker
Document Control
Information Security
Documentation and Recordkeeping

Database Entry
Document Retrieval
File Organization
Computer Skills
Filing and Data Archiving
Records Administration

RELEVANT COURSEWORK

Current Topics in Forensics
Environmental Criminology
Introduction to the Criminal Justice System
Introduction to Criminology
Introduction to Law Enforcement
Seminar in Major Works in Criminology
Women in Crime

Additional Information

Forensic Science Camp: Georgetown University

This camp was online due to COVID and each day professionals in different sub-fields spoke about their expertise. The camp presented a number of hands-on experiences that one would encounter in the field of forensics and because the program was not offered in person as planned, I improvised in order to complete them. I feel this shows innovation and my ability to think outside the box.

Forensic Science Camp: Asbury College

During this camp, I learned the importance of specific terminology used in forensic science. Clarity is critical when reporting on evidence for criminal reports and court cases.

Forensic Science Camp: Saint Mary’s College

During this camp, teachers and professionals in the field presented information on the various areas of forensic science. This taught me that a key component in the practice in forensic science is remaining unbiased in investigations.

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