RESUME

Summer 2024

Interned with a renewable energy law firm specializing in the utility-scale solar industry. Researched U.S. policies affecting the importation of solar modules, with a particular focus on the Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties (AD/CVD) relating to the Auxin Solar case before the International Trade Commission (ITC). This involved analyzing complex policy frameworks and regulatory changes to provide insights for strategic decision-making for the firm’s clients. Conducted comprehensive market research on solar Operations & Maintenance (O&M) industrial contractors actively servicing utility- scale solar and battery energy storage facilities. This research was instrumental in developing a targeted marketing strategy, which has been implemented to enhance the firm’s competitive positioning in the solar O&M sector.

Fall 2023 - Present

Representing Howard University at Model United Nations conferences, contributing to delegations to advance policy initiatives relating to global issues such as climate change, immigration, gender equality and famine.

Developing a comprehensive understanding of global affairs, fostering a nuanced approach to international relations through researching, drafting and presenting resolutions, honing diplomacy skills, and effectively advocating on behalf of select nations (Afghanistan, Eritrea, Ecuador) in simulated UN General Assembly conferences. Awarded "Distinguished Delegation" representing Afghanistan on issues concerning climate change.

Summer 2023 - Present

Serving as a Student Advocate on financial aid and academic affairs matters within HUSA, championing initiatives to address student financial and academic concerns.

Implementing effective communication strategies, utilizing social media platforms and in-person information sessions to keep students informed about financial aid changes, deadlines, and available resources.

Collaborating with university administrators, presenting student perspectives and data to drive improvements in financial aid services and academic affairs. 

National Advocacy  Institute, Summers 2020 and 2021