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Career Path of an Arbitrator and Mediator at Simburg Dispute Resolution

Mel's career path began with diverse college experiences, including "work study programs," such as a statistics note taker and a gate ticket collector, along with a summer carpentry apprenticeship. A pivotal experience was an internship with the US Department of Labor in Washington, DC, setting the stage for their current role at Simburg Dispute Resolution.

Career Exploration, Entry-Level, Communication, Problem-Solving, Overcoming Challenges

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Job Title

Company

Undergrad

Grad Programs

Majors

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Job Functions

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Mel Simburg

Arbitrator and Mediator

Simburg Dispute Resolution

University of California at Berkeley

Columbia University: Juris Doctor, Masters of International Affairs

Political Science, American Studies

Consulting & Related Professional Services, Law

Legal

Honors Student, Scholarship Recipient, Took Out Loans

Video Highlights

1. Mel's diverse college work experiences, including a statistics note taker, gate ticket collector, and apprentice carpenter, demonstrate adaptability and a willingness to explore different fields.

2. A summer internship with the US Department of Labor in Washington, DC, provided valuable experience in the field of government and public service, offering a potential pathway to a career in dispute resolution.

3. The combination of various work experiences and an internship highlight the importance of gaining practical skills and exposure to different work environments to build a strong foundation for a career in arbitration and mediation.

Transcript

Could you walk me through your career path? Please start with your experiences in college, and any internships or jobs you had before your current role.

In college, I worked in work-study programs. I was a statistics note-taker and a gate ticket collector at sporting events.

In the summer, I worked as an apprentice carpenter. I also had one summer as an intern with Cal on the Capital, where I worked for the US Department of Labor in Washington, D.C.

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