
A University of Connecticut senior pursuing dual majors in Psychological Sciences and Political Science with a minor in Crime and Justice, supported by a strong academic record and sustained engagement with legal and institutional analysis. Academic training provides a grounded understanding of constitutional, criminal, and family law, as well as the social and psychological factors that shape behavior, compliance, and rehabilitation within the criminal justice system. Military service in the Army National Guard reflects sustained experience operating within structured, high-accountability environments that prioritize discipline, reliability, and adherence to established standards. Leadership experience as a platoon guide and campus organization executive demonstrates the capacity to manage information flow, enforce directives, and operate effectively under pressure. Exposure to formerly incarcerated individuals and reintegration contexts further informs an interest in public safety frameworks that balance supervision, accountability, and rehabilitation within adult probation settings.