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March 2015 to Current
June 2012 to Current
March 2013 to May 2015
2012
Christina L Anderson
SummaryCertified Paralegal and Guardian ad Litem adept at collaborating with a diverse range of legalpersonnel including attorney advocates and supervisors, social workers and judges. Extremelyorganized Guardian ad Litem who manages case loads with authority, skill and exceptional detail.Sorts and categorizes legal documents and data with ease and applies excellent writing skills indrafting court reports and all other correspondence. Conducts all legal business professionally andwith little guidance from attorneys and supervisors.
HighlightsParalegal Association of North CarolinaNALA CertifiedSubstitute Teacher
Guardian ad LitemNotary PublicProficient in Microsoft Office Suite
AccomplishmentsGraduated with Honors from a nationally accredited paralegal school. Passed the NALA exam tobecome a nationally certified paralegal. Successfully championed for a total of eight children throughthe court system as a volunteer Guardian ad Litem by conducting independent investigations ofincidents of abuse and neglect and preparing court reports alongside the social worker and under thesupervision of the GAL Attorney Advocate.
ExperienceWake County Public SchoolsSubstitute TeacherHolly Springs, NCPrepare arts and crafts projects for for Pre-K special education students.Successfully assist Pre-Kteachers with instructing and educating students in chosen curriculum for the day. Monitor childrenages 4 through 10 during free play, classroom assignments, and tests. Instruct students on classroomprocedures, reading comprehension and simple math. Manage juvenile disturbances with urgency,authority and fairness. Organize and grade assignments for classroom teacher.
Wake County Guardian ad Litem ProgramVolunteer AdvocateRaleigh, NCGather and assess information about the child's needs by getting to know the child. Interview parents,caregivers, social workers, and teachers. Read records related to the child and family. Seek cooperativesolutions with other participants in the child's case. Communicate with the GAL Attorney Advocate todevelop legal strategies and prepare for court. Attend court hearings and other meetings. Write courtreports for hearings. Strategize with attorney, social worker, and program supervisor to makerecommendations in the child's best interest.
Kraft Family YMCANurseryApex, NCObserved and monitored children's play activities. Kept accurate records on individual children.Instructed children in health and personal habits, such as eating and toilet habits. Read to childrenand taught them simple crafts and songs. Organized and participated in recreational activities.
EducationDurham Technical Community CollegeAssociate of Applied Science: Paralegal TechnologyDurham, NC, United StatesUniversity of North Carolina at GreensboroWake Technical Community College
125 Gablewood Lane, Holly Springs, NC 27540 - 919-880-1481 (C) - [email protected]