Julia G.
About Julia G.
Julia G. is a Brand Management Intern at SC Johnson and a JD Candidate at Stanford Law School, with diverse experience in research, marketing, and campaign work.
Current Roles
Julia G. is currently engaged in multiple roles at prominent organizations. She is a Summer Associate at Perkins Coie LLP based in New York, working towards a JD at Stanford Law School also in New York. Additionally, she holds a position as a Brand Management Intern at SC Johnson in the Greater Chicago Area. These diverse roles underscore her dynamic capabilities and versatile professional interests.
Education and Expertise
Julia G. pursued her undergraduate studies at Cornell University, where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Economics and Management, graduating in 2020. She also attended Brighton High School from 2012 to 2016. Through her academic journey and internships, Julia has developed proficiency in various areas including Adobe Photoshop, which she used extensively to create marketing materials. Her education has also equipped her with a solid foundation in economics and management.
Past Professional Experience
Julia G. has accumulated a breadth of professional experience. She served as a Research and Insights Intern at the United States Studies Centre in Sydney in 2018, and prior to that, as a Research Intern at the Center for Investigation and Social Action in Managua in 2017. Additionally, she has experience in campaign work, having worked as a Campaign Intern for the Latino Democratic Committee in 2016, and customer service through her role as a Cafe Associate at Midtown Athletic Clubs from 2015 to 2016.
Leadership and Projects
Throughout her career, Julia G. has demonstrated leadership and initiative. She was the President of the Dyson Undergraduate Council at Cornell University. She led the Marketing Committee for The Wardrobe at Cornell, a campaign that successfully fundraised $15,000 to provide professional clothing for students. Julia also pitched a fundraising plan for Habitat for Humanity, which resulted in $20,000 in donations, showcasing her ability to effectively mobilize resources and support for important causes.
Research Activities
Julia G. has engaged in multiple research roles, enhancing her analytical and communication skills. She worked as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the Cornell Infant Studies Lab and as a Research Intern at the Center for Investigation and Social Action. These positions helped her develop strong communication skills necessary for research, including proficiency in another language, allowing her to communicate effectively in diverse settings.