Alejandra Pinillos

PHONE NUMBER USA: +1 954 469 6224

PHONE NUMBER PERU: +51 912 530 280

EMAIL: ALEEPINILLOS@GMAIL.COM

International student pursuing a double major, with hands-on experience in legal, research, and community-focused roles. Known for strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and the ability to adapt quickly in professional environments. Bilingual in Spanish and English, with a collaborative mindset and a genuine interest in law, policy, economics, and impact-driven work. Highly motivated, organized, and eager to continue developing practical skills through meaningful professional experiences.

• Best Delegate, Model United Nations — Princeton University
• Outstanding Delegate, Model United Nations — Yale University
• Outstanding Delegate, Model United Nations — Montessori International College

Recognized for exceptional diplomacy, policy analysis, public speaking, and collaborative leadership in competitive international conferences.

IV Seminar on Mining and Hydrocarbons Law

Corpus Iuris Association | 2025

• Attended professional seminar to deepen knowledge in mining regulation, hydrocarbons law, and energy policy.

• Engaged with national and international legal experts to strengthen analytical and industry-specific legal skills.

• Women in Pre-Law Society

Engaged in academic and professional programming that supports women pursuing careers in law through mentorship, speaker panels, and LSAT preparation resources.

• ALPFA (Association of Latino Professionals for America)

Member of a national organization empowering Latino leaders through professional development, networking events, and mentorship opportunities in business and STEM fields.

• PERSA (Peruvian Student Association)

Active participant in cultural initiatives promoting Peruvian heritage, community building, and intercultural awareness within the university.

• HLSU (Hispanic/Latino Student Union)

Contributed to fostering inclusivity and cultural representation through service events, leadership workshops, and advocacy for the Hispanic/Latino community on campus.

• WFE (Women in Finance & Economics)

Member of Women in Finance and Economics, engaging in professional development, networking, and mentorship opportunities related to finance and economics.

Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida

• Assisted in organizing community events, enhancing engagement and participation.
• Collaborated with team members to provide support in various outreach initiatives.

Coalition For the Homeless of Central Florida

• Enhanced community engagement by organizing and leading local clean-up events.
• Represented organization positively and professionally while providing community with much-needed services.