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My vision is to work in the historical law industry to help with the legal side of historical preservation. This would potentially include legal proceedings regarding historical events and artefacts, and working with museums, archaeological communities, and other organisations in a legal capacity.

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Knowing that I can make a difference.

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Getting to explore fields of interest that I am passionate about for a living.

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Being able to travel the world.

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Making myself proud.

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Making my family proud

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Helping people in need.

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I may not be where I want to be right now, but I can see I future where I have achieved my goals.

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I am committed to living a life of purpose.

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I am unafraid of being my authentic self.

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I am resilient and capable of overcoming challenges.

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I am constantly working to better myself as a person.

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I am not perfect, but I am present and determined.

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I am fully in charge of my own future.

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I am resourceful and hard-working.

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I have achievable goals.

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I am strong and ambitious.

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I have common sense.

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I pay attention to detail.

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Belva Lockwood was one of the first female attorneys and the first female to run for United States President. Lockwood attended the National University Law School in Washington, D.C., starting classes at age 40. Upon her completion of the degree, the university refused to grant her diploma on the basis of her gender.
When the United States Supreme Court denied her application, Lockwood petitioned male attorneys and members of Congress to create legislation allowing qualified women to be admitted to the bar. This was successful and thus introduced the 'Lockwood Bill'.
In 1880, she became the first woman to argue before the United States Supreme Court in Kaiser v. Stickney (102 U.S. 176). Lockwood also declared herself a third-party candidate for president in 1884 and 1888, even despite not being able to vote, running her campaign as part of the Equal Rights Party.

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Dr. Alaa Murabit is a Libyan-Canadian medical doctor, global security strategist, women’s rights advocate, an SDG Advocate and the youngest appointed United Nations High-Level Commissioner on Health, Employment and Economic Growth.

Throughout her career, Dr. Murabit has travelled the world promoting women's leadership in conflict resolution, peace building, and security.

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Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is Africa's first democratically-elected female president. She led Liberia through the reconciliation and recovery following a decade-long civil war and responded to the 2014-2015 Ebola Crisis.
Sirleaf has received international recognition for the economic, social, and political achievements of her administration, and, in 2011, she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her work in the empowerment of women.

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When Malala Yousafzai was 11 years old, the Taliban announced that girls were no longer allowed to attend school in Pakistan. Malala's reaction to this was to begin speaking up for a girls' right to receive education.
This activism resulted in Malala becoming a target for the Taliban, and, in October of 2012, she was shot on her way home from school.

Malala went through months of rehabilitation and surgeries, only to continue her activism. She is one of the most forceful advocates for worldwide education for girls and the youngest Nobel laureate (17 years old).

“I raise up my voice not so I can shout, but so that those without a voice can be heard. We cannot succeed when half of us are held back.”

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I may consider completing a Doctorate degree to increase my employment appeal and prospects as historical and arts law is quite a niche field within the industry and can be quite difficult to find placement for.

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Following my university studies, I will be required to get a practicing certificate, which can only be issued after completing 18 to 24 months of supervised legal practice.

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Skills that I will need within the profession include:
- verbal and written communication skills,
- creativity,
- the ability to think outside of the box,
- research skills,
- time management,
- problem-solving,
- organisation,
- analytical, logical and critical thinking,
- the ability to apply knowledge and past experience to a current situation or problem,
- emotional intelligence,
- interpersonal communication,
- leadership qualities,
- conflict resolution,
- negotiate skills,
- public-speaking,
- attention to detail,
- resilience,
- listening skills,
- and compassion.

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I will be required to finish my Bachelors degree in law, which will take five years (soon four, following the conclusion of this year). Proceeding this, I will undertake a Masters degree in Legal Studies.

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My short term career goals focus primarily on learning the crucial skills of the trade, of which will allow me to sufficiently understand how to accomplish tasks for clients and business partners.

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However, another short term goal that I have is to get work placement in a local legal practice as a way to further develop my skills and understanding of the industry. This also would allow me the opportunity to ask questions and develop my knowledge with someone that is already a practicing member of the industry.

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My long term goals are to work with historical and artistic organisations as a practicing solicitor. This would allow me to meet a vast range of people, interact with the historical community, develop my skills and abilities as a legal practitioner, take on complex cases and roles, and travel the world learning various legal approaches.

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I would also love to work in museums and art galleries helping to look after historical art pieces