+ First point of contact for planning, finance, and logistics for the 2023 International Seminar and the Veteran Fellowship Program+ Developed and executed complex programs for Hoover Fellows, National Security Advisors, and the 66th Secretary of State

+ First point of contact for logistics, communication, and finance for twocohorts of ~100 Fellows in the Center to Support Excellence in Teaching,Graduate School of Education

+ AR/AP for 43 faculty and 96 graduate students in the Department ofPolitical Science, School of Humanities and Sciences+ Built multiple faculty and affiliate websites

+ Client-facing role in a Japanese private school, have added 30+ families to our enrollment through engaged teaching methods + Promoted to Head Teacher in 2019+ Composed haiku that hung in 兼六園 (Kenroku-en)

+ Facilities: point person for RFPs, ticketing system submissions, and vendor solicitation as well as security supervision, badge access, and conference room setup.+ Administration: onboarding, catering, event-planning, vendor negotiation, and fun activities for an office of 50 team members.+ “Feature Stories:” Town Hall updates using ZenDesk, JIRA, and Confluence to illustrate our feature pipeline from qualitative customer data through business analysis, development, release, and iteration.+ Upgrading the AR/AP life cycle: setting department-specific alerts for vendor contract renewal, submitting and tracking purchase orders and, when necessary, installing the received product.

+ Designed and implemented multimedia lessons for 6th through 8th grade students as a Teaching Fellow under The New Teacher Project (www.tntp.org)

+ Operated and maintained $2 million Space Dome equipment, including the sixteen-stage computer processing array and associated D3 software+ Delivered informative astronomical lectures using the latest in dome visualizations to the public for a calendar year

+ Monte Carlo simulations for the Fabry-Perot cavities in L.I.G.O. (2017 Nobel Prize winner in physics)+ Event replication and visual analysis for Super-Kamiokande (2002 Nobel Prize winner in physics)