I’m a lawyer and a college professor with graduate studies, with several years of experience in public speaking and practice, as well as an aspiring writer and artist with skills in both digital and traditional media. My strong points are vector art and background design.

• 2006-PRESENT
Professor of Roman Law I at the School of Law of the Faculty of Political and Judicial Sciences of the University of Carabobo, Venezuela.
• 2006-PRESENT
Independent lawyer working at my own firm, “Bufete Jorge Aguirre y Asociados.”
• 2006-2007
Voluntary professor of Constitutional Law for two semesters at the School of Law of the Faculty of Political and Judicial Sciences of the University of Carabobo, Venezuela.
• 2002-2006
Paid Teaching Assistant (Preparador) of Roman Law I at the School of Law of the Faculty of Political and Judicial Sciences of the University of Carabobo, Venezuela.

• 1995-2000, Celestin Freinet High School. Graduated July 2000.
• 2001-2006, University of Carabobo, Faculty of Political and Judicial Sciences, Law School. Degree in Laws.
• 2007. University of Castilla-La Mancha, Toledo, Faculty of Judicial and Social Scientes. Postgrade degree as Specialist in Constitucional Justice and Human Rights.

• Dictated a conference on Mythology and Medicine in Indigenous Cultures during the 11th National Congress of Pediatrics on September 1999.
• Earned diplomas for outstanding score on nineteen subjects during my college education.
• Twice-awarded a diploma as good student by the University of Carabobo, on December 2003 and August 2004 respectively.

POSTGRADUATE ACHIEVEMENTS:

• Have dictated several conferences as professor in my University. Subjects range from the importance of the study of Greek Law for the teaching of Roman Law to procedural Traffic Law.
• Invited and participated on two radio shows on the subject of the proposed reform of the Venezuelan Constitution.
• Have managed up to three different classrooms, accounting for 9 classroom-exclusive hours a week, not including outside of classroom assistance, managing over 250 students. Aspiring to be assigned more hours.

• Received special thanks for assistance in the production of the animated short “A Day at the Races and a Night at the Shoe Store” directed and produced by Katalin Bakonyi for the UCLA Animation Workshop.

• Good at addressing crowds and teaching large groups of people.
• Writing both fictional and non-fictional educative material.
• Familiar with several art tools as well as elements of design. Amateur artist.
• Vector art and background design.

Languages

• Fluent Spanish and English.
• TOEFL test taken in Caracas, January, 2008. Score: 647 points. Written essay score: 5.5.

Computing

Good with Microsoft Word, HTML design, OpenOffice Writer. Familiar with Opencanvas 4.0, Corel Painter and Adobe Illustrator. Beginner-level knowledge with Adobe Photoshop.

• I have an interest in photography, illustration, fine arts, modern animation and comics, writing, mythology, history, literature and music.