Served as a co-head of the 2024/25 Executive Leadership Team.Highlights include:-Interviewing and hiring applicant to fill the 30-person executive team-Overseeing all logistical and operational areas of the club and its 200 members-Leading all internal initiatives, meetings, and managerial responsibilities

Highlights:- Winning the Best Delegate award at the internationally ranked TrojanMUN conference hosted by USC- Being awarded a Verbal Commendation on the Truth and Reconciliation Council hosted by Concordia UniversityKey Responsibilities:- Competing in policy-writing and public speaking competition- Working collaboratively to structure professional policy tackling a variety of international and domestic issues- Researching and writing portfolios for various countries, organizations, and people

- Ran logistics for the 2024 Queen's Model UN Conference- Organized a four-day schedule for the conference including social events, guest speakers, and committee meetings- Organized travel logistics for the conference staff amounting to 40 people- Coordinated with local businesses to host social events, provide guest speakers, and offer partnership opportunities

-Helping the Model UN Team directorate organize travel and presentations-Helping design trainings designed to grow public speaking and negotiation skills

- Interpreting, teaching, and speaking on Cold War-era Canadian history- Leading on-site bilingual guided tours of the facility- Running educational programs for groups ranging from Elementary to High School age- Preserving the 1950s nuclear bunker facility including exhibits, staged displays, and original sections of the building

This internship was done as part of the HIST 212 course contributing towards my degree.A standout responsibility of the role was helping to implement an overhaul of in-house artifact cataloguing, which involved reviewing collections, regrading artifacts, and rewriting collections records and and standards.Typical responsibilities included:- Researching and analyzing historical Cold War sources relating to Inuit experiences and the DEW Line- Establishing an annotated Cold War source base relating to Inuit history- Cataloguing, accessioning, and grading both 2D and 3D artifacts- Applying and learning proper artifact preservation techniques- Managing internal climate conditions so as to protect the facility