Work Experience

• Develop lesson plans, assignments, and examinations
• Deliver in-person and virtual lectures and lead student discussions
• Advise students about their academic and professional goals

• Teach Introduction to Ethics and Stoicism
• Awarded Hunter College Research Foundation Faculty Travel Award (2023-2024, 2024-2025)

• Experienced in teaching the following courses: Loving v. Virginia: An Interdisciplinary Exploration of the Criminalization of Love and Marriage; Philosophy of Law in Global Perspective; Ethical Foundations of the Just Society; Ethics and Law; Political Philosophy; Philosophy of Art; and Public Speaking
• Participate in teacher training seminars (Practical Teaching Seminar; Collaborative Learning Techniques; OER and Open Pedagogy; Humanities Transfer Assessment; Practical Teaching for Resilient Learners) through the John Jay College Teaching and Learning Center

• Taught Communication Pragmatics
• Developed lesson plans and provide comprehensive feedback on students' written work
• Advised students about their academic and professional goals

• Practice focuses on family and matrimonial law, mediation, and arbitration

Professional Affiliations

• Conduct inquests and arbitrations
• Issue decisions for judicial review
• Guide parties toward non-adjudicated resolution of their disputes

• Advise low-income parties on family law issues and disputes
• Prepare uncontested divorce documents for low-income parties
• Awarded Certificate of Distinguished Service (2019, 2020, 2023)

• Organize community service events for Club members

• Attend Board of Trustees and Executive Committee meetings
• Interact with Board members, Club staff, and Club members about the operation and activities of the Club

• Interview early action and regular decision candidates for admission to Harvard College
• Prepare interview reports for consideration by the Admissions Committee
• Confer with Schools Committee members about issues affecting candidates

• Coordinate among law, medicine, finance, tax, and non-profit practitioners about annual grants and fellowships awarded to cardiovascular research scientists and medical students conducting cardiovascular research
• Spearheaded administrative modifications which quadrupled the number of applications initiated in last year’s cycle, compared to the previous year
• Collaborate with Board members about the annual Glorney-Raisbeck Lecture and Award in Cardiology to a physician-scientist who has made important contributions to the field of cardiology

• Organize, host, and moderate discussion groups about topics in philosophy, led by philosophy department members and attended by 15-20 members of the public
• Coordinate with philosophy department members to select topics and readings for each discussion, and to create the agenda for each discussion
• Oversee the administration of the group, including collecting payments

BARUCH COLLEGE ZICKLIN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, New York, NY
M.S. in Taxation expected Spring 2026

UCLA SCHOOL OF LAW, Los Angeles, CA
J.D.
Activities: Women's Law Journal, Symposium Editor

HARVARD COLLEGE, Cambridge, MA
A.B. cum laude in Philosophy
Honors & Activities: Harvard College Scholarship for Academic Achievement;
The Harvard Lampoon, Editor

HUNTER COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL, New York, NY