Hello, my name is Tanya Foster. I'm currently working as a volunteer paralegal law clerk for the Legal Aid of Southeast and Central Ohio, and I support the attorneys to ensure that the case briefings, filings, interviewing of clients, all this information is put together and securely delivered over to the attorneys so the attorneys can make a decision if the case is litigatable or not, or if we can offer any services to the client or not. Also, I do remember multiple times where there were clients where we couldn't actually offer them legal services, but we were able to give them resources in the community for food, for help maybe moving a senior to a new place, and also getting people resources for maybe rental assistance, things like that. As far as competitive professional and strategic things that I do. Competitive, I make sure that my work is very crisp and clear. I make sure that it's also complete, and I make sure that I give myself a self-check where each month I am sending a quick note to the attorneys to make sure that there's something that I'm giving them exactly what they need, and there's not something that needs to be changed. In regards to professional, I do believe that professionalism is necessary at all times. Regardless of any situation, professionalism is necessary. And as far as strategic, I'm very cautious how I strategize my work, how I communicate with clients, how I start the day, and even down to the software that I'm going to use. Am I going to use LexisNexis Westlaw, or am I going to use Legal Server to put information in, or Clio to do billing for the attorneys? Thank you.