Giselle Reynosa

Intern

Giselle Reynosa is a Civil Engagement Intern with the City of San Diego’s Office of the Commission on Police Practices. She is currently a student at San Diego State University pursuing a bachelor’s degree in International Security and Conflict Resolution. She also holds associate degrees in Administration of Justice and Behavioral and Social Sciences.

Giselle is passionate about public service, community engagement, and learning more about the relationship between government, law enforcement, and the communities they serve. Her academic background has allowed her to explore criminal justice, international affairs, conflict resolution, and security-related issues.

Throughout her academic and professional journey, Giselle has gained experience in public service and local government. She previously participated in the City of San Diego Summer Civics Program and completed an internship with the Office of the City Clerk. She also works with Special Collections and University Archives at San Diego State University, where she continues to strengthen her research, organization, and communication skills.

Through her internship with the Commission on Police Practices, Giselle hopes to expand her understanding of civilian oversight, transparency, accountability, and community outreach. In the future, she hopes to continue working in public service and eventually pursue a career in counterterrorism and intelligence work.