As a legal intern, I supported attorneys at an immigration law firm by conducting case research, drafting legal documents, and assisting with visa applications—primarily L-1, O-1, Green Card, and I-485 adjustment of status cases.
I assisted with research projects supporting OREE’s safety mission and goals by conducting literature reviews and synthesizing findings from multiple sources. I prepared materials for both internal and external presentations, collaborated closely with education teams and other departments to exchange insights, and contributed to a collaborative research environment.
I'm an intern with the Arts4U team, specializing in event planning for the arts. Our mission is to integrate the arts into research initiatives, university culture, community outreach, and educational experiences.
As a Marketing and Sales Intern, I collaborated with the business development team to streamline operations and support cross-functional initiatives. I contributed by drafting and revising marketing and sales collateral, as well as editing and rewriting much of the company’s website content. My role also included conducting mass data cleanup, in addition to creating reports, dashboards, and tools to better support sales representatives.
As an intern with the Oakland County Circuit Court under Judge Victoria Valentine my goal was to learn and observe.
As an intern with TurnUp, I completed weekly educational tasks that involved researching a range of policy and advocacy issues. I then identified opportunities for local engagement by finding grassroots organizing events and initiatives related to those issues within my community.
I was a Product Design Intern working in the Customer Experience Design Studio my sophomore year. My junior year with General Motors I was a Product Design Intern working within Enterprise Customer Experience on the In Vehicle Team.
My internship title was Creative/Graphic Design Intern with BitGlim in Seoul, South Korea. My primary responsibilities in this role included creating 2D and 3D art.
I worked for DCP, also known as the Disney College Program. My role was varied throughout my program. It went from bussing tables and giving food to then flipping burgers, handling cash, and serving ice cream.
I was a legal intern at a public defender's office. I assisted paralegals in filing paperwork dealing with criminal cases. I answered phones, had access to confidential files, and contacted clientele.