Jaxon Due Willoughby

Researched and developed potential topics for future programs. Worked at various events including Juneteenth celebrations and Kidspiration. Duties ranged from event planning, photography, to teaching children and adult attendees the difference between equality and equity.

Member of think tank for high school student ambassadors interested in making a positive impact in the world sponsored by Georgia State University and Jack and Jill Southeastern Region. Engaged with international industry experts from South Africa and Canada, focusing on global topics such as health, careers, community, justice, and economics.

Program provided exposure to critical thinking analysis as well as various legal practitioners and legal environments (judicial offices, law firms and corporations). Awarded "Best Attorney on Cross Examination" during moot court competition.

Interned with law firm specializing in wrongful death and civil rights cases. Placed calls with media outlets to bring attention to upcoming press conferences and rally relating to a murder case. Observed deposition, scanned and copied files and performed other administrative duties.