LOAY AQEL

Pre-law applicant with legal and policy experience across prosecution support, international affairs research, and corporate law. Served as an undergraduate intern with the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office in the Family Violence Prosecutions Unit, supporting victim-centered casework through careful file management, clear written work product, and reliable execution under deadlines. Contributed to day-to-day case preparation by organizing materials, tracking tasks, and maintaining confidentiality and accuracy in a high-stakes environment.

Built a strong research and writing foundation through an internship with the Osgood Center for International Studies in Washington, D.C., producing research and written analysis for policy-focused projects. Experienced in synthesizing complex sources into concise, structured writing for professional audiences. Also supported legal work at Atwan & Partners, a corporate law firm, gaining exposure to business-facing legal practice and strengthening attention to detail in document-based work.

Bring strong academic writing, professional judgment, and a disciplined approach to follow-through. Comfortable collaborating with attorneys and staff, managing multiple priorities, and communicating with professionalism. Engaged in advocacy and argumentation through collegiate activities, including Mock Trial and Model United Nations, reinforcing public speaking, persuasion, and preparation skills. Ready to contribute in law school through strong writing, careful analysis, and consistent professionalism.