I’m thrilled to invite you to explore my academic work, skills, and professional experience—luckily, all revolving around a passion of mine: the legal field. I have included two research papers below that are both two of my favorite pieces of work I have done in the History Department, and I believe they highlight my grasp on legal and governmental affairs. I wrote the Amendment Proposal in my Constitutional Law I class and spent way too much time on it, but this was a topic of interest to me. I explain the process of passing a new constitutional amendment and argue for the implementation of the Equal Rights Amendment. In Constitutional Law II, I composed a research paper that analyzed a recent Supreme Court case: Cangalia v. Scaliga that had yet to be ruled upon. I wrote as if I were embodying the stance of Justice Clarence Thomas, ultimately predicting his opinion on the case and thereby which way he would rule.

A few months later, I recall be elated that my predictions were accurate.