Modupe Yekpewa Ajinaku
Washington,D.C.
Summary
African American Studies and Legal Communications Undergraduate student. Aspiring Civil Rights Attorney.
Overview
2
2
years of professional experience
Work History
Intern
UC Santa Cruz HBCU Summer Internship
07.2024 - 08.2024
- Analyzed historical documents from the Intra-American Slave Trade
- Gathered and entered data into the Slave Voyages Database
- Transcribed original documents from the North Carolina Archives
Intern
Davis Bozeman Law Firm
09.2022 - 12.2022
- Performed research for ongoing pro-bono court cases
- Assisted with office management work
- Assisted attorneys and paralegals with trial preparation, including case reviews and research
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Afro American Studies Major, Legal Communications
Howard University
Washington, D.C.05-2027
Skills
- Academic writing and analytics
- Effective Communication
- Team building
- Professionalism and etiquette
- Research and analysis
- Adaptability and flexibility
Extracurricular Experiences
Howard University Future Law Scholars Organization [Member] Audited “Pre-Law Colloquium” Course by Professor Mawuli Davis at Clark Atlanta University
Timeline
Intern
UC Santa Cruz HBCU Summer Internship
07.2024 - 08.2024
Intern
Davis Bozeman Law Firm
09.2022 - 12.2022
Bachelor of Arts - Afro American Studies Major, Legal Communications
Howard University
Publications
Ajinaku, Modupe & Jones, Kehinde. “The Mind of the Colorless.” The Afrikan World. November 15, 2020. p.7