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United States

Colorado, United States

Eagle, Colorado, United States

Offering Spanish/English translation services and private Spanish language tutoring for children and adults.

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

As the Trail Development and Stewardship Fellow with the Carolina Thread Trail I worked on a plethora of projects, from detailed trail mapping and to event planning. I engaged with stakeholders and municipalities to facilitate meetings, prepared documents, and helped maintain databases and social media accounts.

Tambopata, Madre De Dios, Peru

My research in the Southern Peruvian Amazon focused on how Natural Protected Areas, designed to conserve the amazonian biosphere, are compromising the livelihoods of indigenous communities. The study encompassed three native amazonian communities and employed comparative ethnographic methods to determine how the Natural Protected Areas are deteriorating cultural traditions and inhibiting traditional foodways. The fieldwork was supported by a Bank of America Kemp Scholar Grant and an Abernathy Endowment Grant and the research findings were the backbone of my undergraduate thesis.

Davidson, North Carolina

I served as a member of Davidson’s Honor Council from 2017-2019. In 2019 I transitioned to serving as Chair of the Council. The Honor Council is Davidson’s most respected judicial body and all hears cases pertaining to academic integrity. Independent of faculty or dean oversight, the Chair is charged with all procedural and regulatory responsibility as well as the leadership of the Council itself.

Davidson, North Carolina

I am honored to be the Davidson class of 2020 McGaw Scholar. McGaw Scholars are recognized for having demonstrated outstanding leadership and promising potential for future leadership and contributions to their community.

Davidson, North Carolina

I am honored to be one of two 2020 Terry Fellows at Davidson College. The Terry Fellows and Leaders Program exists to recognize and mentor leaders within the Davidson campus community.

Mérida Area, Mexico

As a research assistant for Dr. William Ringle and the Bolonchen Regional Archaeological Project (BRAP), I employed LiDAR imaging technology to digitally discover and investigate Maya community development, land and water use, and agricultural practices. I synthesized aerial LiDAR reconnaissance, global positioning systems (GPS) data, and Global Information Systems (GIS) to map previously undiscovered homes, buildings, water storage structures, and other indications of the ancient Maya civilization in the Yucatan Peninsula.

Master Of Science - Ms, Environmental Policy And Managment, Summa Cum Laude

Enviromental Studies, Food Studies And Hispanic Studies

Activities and Societies: Terry Fellow 2018-present; McGaw Scholar 2018-present; Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Honor Society.

Indigenous Peoples

Through the School for International Training I studied for four months in Cusco, Peru. While there I focused on gaining a deeper.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Summa Cum Laude; Honor Council Representative 2014-2016; Equestrian Team Captain 2014-2015; Student Barn Manager.