{"188":"In May 2018, I received my Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice and Minors in Sociology and Legal Studies from the University of Delaware.","173":"2018-09-17","174":{"first":"Rogena ","last":"Rezkalla"},"175":"ROGENAR@UDEL.EDU","176":"302-993-6772","177":{"street":"418 Arrowood Ln","street2":"","city":"Newark","state":"DE","zip":"19702","country":"United States"},"178":"After attending the Widener Jurist Academy in 2016, I decided to pursue a legal career at Delaware Law. During this program, I met many inspiring professors and attorneys that motivated me to pursue a career in the Legal Field. One aspect that I really enjoyed about this program was the learning environment. The professors were very knowledgeable and were able to deliver their message in simple terms. They were very helpful and were always ready to assist and answer any questions we had. As a young female student, I gained a ton of information in a short period of time. Finally, I want to pursue a legal education in Delaware because I want to practice law in this state after I obtain my degree. I believe that Delaware Law School will offer me great opportunities in the legal field while providing me with an outstanding education.  ","179":"I am currently working as a Legal Assistant at the Law Offices of Michele Allen, LLC. I am also studying for my LSAT to apply for law schools next year. My professional aspirations after I complete the Court Interpreter Certificate Program is to earn a Juris Doctorate Degree and work as a lawyer. My involvement in the legal system started a few years ago when I helped an Egyptian family from the church in a child custody case. Not only did I translate the paperwork from English to Arabic, but I also assisted the family with preparing and filing briefs to the court. I am determined to pursue this career because I love learning about law and bringing justice to those in need. With the Court interpreter Certificate, I believe that I will be able to assist many clients. Finally, I would like to prove to many foreigners that they can achieve any dream in this country. The reason is that growing up in Egypt; it would have been impossible for a female to become a lawyer and work in a law firm. ","180":"As a fluent Arabic speaker, I want to assist those in need of interpretation assistance in the judicial system. I moved to the United States 12 years ago, and I still remember how complicated it was to fill out a job application for my parents. Hence, I know how difficult the English language may seem to non-English speaking clients. Additionally, this certificate will provide me with many opportunities when I become an attorney. This certificate will enhance my communication skills and allow me to give the best service to my clients.  \r\n","181":"ROGENAR@UDEL.EDU","189":"","190":{"first":"Rogena","last":"Rezkalla"}}