Mohammed Khalaf

Took a planned break from professional work to attend graduate school and earn an MBA with a concentration in Finance from the University of Dayton. This period allowed me to enhance my knowledge and skills in business administration, finance, and strategic management, preparing me for more advanced roles in the industry.

• Hands-on experience in accepting payments from customers and in giving change and receipts
• In charge of making orders for necessary inventory and contacting vendors
• Achieved a stellar record of great customer relations
• In charge of employee payroll procedures
• Handled employee issues and concerns in a professional manner.

• Assisted with federal workers’ compensation matters
• Maintained calendar by entering and updating requirements, court dates, and meetings
• Answered client phone calls and helped resolve any concerns about their case
• Conducted client intakes, which included collecting relevant information about their injuries and reasons for seeking legal assistance
• Scheduled client meetings and phone calls with the attorneys
• Explained legal terminology and procedures to the client in a way that helped them understand the process better.

• Answered and assisted phone calls
• Organized files and compiled data
• Taught English to refugees
• Taught refugees about U.S
• Constitutional Law and policies
• LEADERSHIP
• Student Government Member
• Advocated for social rights and self-determination
• Promoted education as a right, raising awareness about social injustice, and showcasing the need to help and aid local communities in need
• Worked on collecting water for Flint, Michigan, and taking trips there with fellow members to assist those in need
• Standing against homophobia, sexism, racism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, and discrimination of any form
• Hosted numerous events on campus for these causes.