Annika Wible

Provided tutoring in a classroom environment to first year law students as supplemental instruction in the field of property law.

Draft legal documents and conduct legal research. Assist attorney with the preparation for mediation and participate and observe the mediation process. Support and observe attorneys at various stages of the litigation process Manage document organization and storage using WorldDox software, prepare exhibit binders and deliver documents to respective firms and mediation partners.

Worked 30+ hours per week organizing legal files into a comprehensive online database. Assisted coworkers with filing and organizational concerns. Delivered confidential, time-sensitive legal files and managed mail. Aided attorneys with real estate transactions.

As a Student Assistant at the College of Charleston Library, I was responsible for maintaining common areas, learning a new organizational system and implementing it, as well as providing support to students.

As a student at the College of Charleston, I have had a broad education in a variety of fields, as well as the unique experience to explore topics most important to me. This includes classes on environmental law, criminal law, and politics. In addition, I have done independent research. Notably, I have completed two independent studies, one on the Interpretation of Law and Art, and another in Disability and Utopia. My current work is on my Bachelor’s Essay, where I focus on the role of emotional in legal interpretation. All of this has provided me with the resources to expand my research and writing skills while employing my time management skills to make sure I can do everything I want to do. I have been on the Dean’s List and President’s list most of my semesters so far during my time as a student here, while maintaining extracurricular activities related to my interests.