writing samples
A collection of my work, demonstrating my skills and expertise in various writing styles and subjects. Whether it's creative storytelling, persuasive content, or informative articles, each piece reflects my passion for effective communication and storytelling.
Please note that not all of my work is displayed here, as certain projects are confidential and cannot be publicly shared.
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This insightful article delves into the intricate world of monitoring oil and gas laws, shedding light on the complexities inherent in staying abreast of regulatory shifts within the industry. It underscores the pivotal role of technological advancements in enhancing the efficiency of tracking and analyzing these evolving legal landscapes, underscoring the necessity for accessible and comprehensive resources for legal practitioners and industry stakeholders alike. Through its exploration of the multifaceted implications of oil and gas extraction, the article emphasizes the crucial need for robust legal frameworks to address environmental, social, and economic considerations.
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An in-depth exploration of civil commitment laws in the United States, focusing on the complexities surrounding involuntary outpatient treatment for individuals with mental illness. Through the analysis of state laws and regulations, the Policy Surveillance Program unveils key insights into initiation processes, commitment duration, and criteria such as medication refusal and firearm possession, shedding light on the evolving landscape of mental health policy. With trends leaning towards outpatient treatment and the adoption of predictive and preventative models, this research underscores the importance of ongoing monitoring to understand the cross-jurisdictional implications and ensure effective patient care.
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Lauren Frey ‘17 Tackles Gender Equality Issues Locally and Globally
Park Scholarships
Lauren Frey '17, a double major in environmental sciences and women’s and gender studies, advocates for gender-neutral language and explores feminism's intersection with environmental issues. Through various roles on campus and international research experiences, she actively engages in promoting gender equality and empowering marginalized communities.
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Harrison Dudley ‘09 Gains Mooomentum in North Carolina Agricultural Industry
Park Scholarships
North Carolina State University
Harrison Dudley '09 returned to NC State's College of Veterinary Medicine in June 2014, where he serves as a clinical assistant professor of ruminant health management, specializing in optimizing production systems for cattle and teaching veterinary courses.
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Khari Cyrus '16 started with aspirations of becoming an orthopedic surgeon but transitioned to focus on public health policy, majoring in biological sciences and political science. His experiences, including interning with former Senator Kay Hagan and serving as student body president at NC State, have influenced his dedication to promoting diversity, inclusion, and student resources on campus.
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Sarah Paluskiewicz ’16
Builds on Science Interests to Solve Social Issues
Park Scholarships
Sarah Paluskiewicz '16, a polymer and color chemistry major, shifted from her initial plan of orthopedic surgery to focus on fiber science, drawn by its innovation. Engaging in diverse experiences at NC State, including internships abroad and leadership in Habitat for Humanity, she is dedicated to advocating for affordable housing solutions and pursuing purpose-driven work in polymer and color chemistry or textiles.
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Jon Clemmons ‘08 Hits a Homerun in the Field of Professional Sports Management
Park Scholarships
Jon Clemmons '08, a business administration graduate, faced a career crossroads between baseball and finance, ultimately choosing to pursue his passion for the sport. Progressing from internships to roles with minor league baseball teams, he finds fulfillment in building relationships and embracing the challenges of sales while remaining connected to NC State through the Park Scholarships program.
