Personal Contributions
Throughout my time at the Prosecutor’s Office I have been able to learn a lot about the process of charging,
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The Prosecutor’s Office and Covid-19
Like all organizations, Covid-19 has drastically changed how the prosecutor’s office is able to run. For about four months, all
Read MoreOrganization in a Prosecutor’s Office
This summer I have been interning at the Elkhart County Prosecutor’s office. The prosecutor’s office is responsible for choosing what
Read MoreThe Missing Intern Community Through Covid-19
When I reflect on my virtual internship experience thus far, the company’s leadership has not disappointed. There have been numerous
Read MoreTheories in Action, Coercive and Reward Power, Week 3: July 20-24
Although I am employed by the Congresswoman’s D.C. office, I have been going into the campaign office in order to
Read MoreMedical Ethics: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Medical ethics plays an extremely important, yet complex, role in the field of medicine. With two parents that work/have worked
Read MoreCan Idiosyncrasy Credit Apply to Black STEM Professionals?
When interviewing Dr. Crystal Richardson, it was fascinating to learn about her experience in immunology/microbiology. I was particularly interested when
Read MoreTransformational and Transactional Leadership identified in a one-to-one leader-follower relationship
During the past several weeks, I have been assisting my supervisor in organizing online webinar series that takes place every
Read MoreWitnessing PR Hustle Turn into Sales and Improving Fashion Standards through BLM Education
This was an exciting week for Go Dash Dot, as we were featured on The View during Oprah’s “Your Daily
Read MoreUnderstanding the follower/leader relationship in a congressional office
This week while working in Congressman Doggets office, I had a meeting with my superiors superior. It was really just
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