Ariel Cook

Extensively used the BigCommerce platform for e-commerce product listings, specifically for tile and stone tools and supplies. Conducted thorough research for each product entry to ensure accurate descriptions and comprehensive listings.

Performed monthly legal time record entry into the Attorneys for Children (AFC) program’s internet voucher system (AFCIV) on NYCourts.gov for attorney reimbursement. Ensured accurate and timely input of legal activities and time records into the NYS Court’s voucher system, adhering to program requirements.

Managed ProLaw time entry, drafted correspondence, and communicated with clients. Organized client records, handled court filings, and managed multiple daily tasks in a fast-paced legal environment.

Conducted a research fellowship focusing on judicial documents from 1853 concerning a fugitive slave case in Buffalo, NY. Transcribed, researched, historically edited, and published these significant historical documents.

Transcribed and historically researched archival materials, including 19th-20th-century legal documents, correspondence, and diaries. Edited these materials from various collections, including the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library and the Buffalo History Museum.

Completed a Master's degree with a concentration in archival studies. Gained expertise in library and information science principles, including the organization, preservation, and access to information resources.

Grade: magna cum laude

Activities and societies: Received research fellowship for historical editing in 2018.

Earned a Bachelor of Arts in English, graduating magna cum laude. Received a research fellowship in 2018 for historical editing, demonstrating strong research and analytical skills.