Elizabeth Miller

A detail-oriented and motivated student pursuing a Bachelor of Business in Legal Studies at the University of Houston Clear Lake, with a strong foundation in Criminal Justice from Lone Star College. Demonstrated expertise in legal research, analysis, and presentation, highlighted by comprehensive studies in criminal law, court systems, and business law. Proven ability to facilitate constructive dialogues on societal issues and advocate for effective policy solutions through campaign management and community engagement initiatives. Skilled in project management, team leadership, and customer service, with hands-on experience in coordinating dining room operations to ensure exceptional service delivery. Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, with familiarity in social media analytics and cloud computing solutions. A proactive team player committed to contributing effectively to organizational goals and fostering positive stakeholder relationships.

I successfully led a prosecution team in my Mock Trial, securing a guilty verdict against a defendant charged with assault with a deadly weapon.

I achieved 11th place out of 74 participating schools by leading a campaign focused on public policy, fiscal responsibility, and addressing the national debt.

• Deliberative Dialogue Club, 08/2020, Now
• National Society of Leadership and Success, 05/2020, 05/2021
• Legal Studies Club, 08/2022, 01/2023

• Automatic Transfer Scholarship, $2000, Fall 2022
• Deliberative Dialogue Scholarship for Outstanding Achievement, $1000, Spring 2022

• Deliberative Dialogue, Successfully executed over 100 projects, demonstrating versatility and adaptability across diverse tasks. Engaged as a presenter for The Deliberative Dialogue Club at The Center for Civic Engagement, Lonestar College-Kingwood. Moderated over 100 discussions among fellow students on various topics including policing reform, mental health advocacy, revitalizing political engagement, fiscal policy, and other pressing issues.
• George Floyd Case Project, Presented findings in Criminal Law class at Lone Star College-Kingwood under Professor Jones. Followed the George Floyd case comprehensively, analyzing prosecution and defense strategies, evidence presented, and cross-examinations.
• National Budget Speech, Presented research findings in Public Speaking class at the University of Houston Clearlake under Professor Donna Noll. Conducted in-depth research on the national debt and its societal implications.