The Prosperity Scholars is an organization at the University of Utah devoted to making a unique student experience. Our goal is not only to study health and prosperity in Utah, but to engage in opportunities where we can help local communities become more self-sufficient. As Vice President of Prosperity Scholars, it is my responsibility to ensure students have the resources they need to work towards prosperity in all facets of life.

As part of the Global Prosperity Scholars leadership at the University of Utah, my duty was to organize and plan events for our student-led organization. Our focus is towards economic, climate, and health prosperity in Utah and across the world. I have learned many rewarding skills with an emphasis on effective communication and leadership.

In my second semester at the University of Utah I furthered my knowledge and education of anatomy by teaching weekly in the anatomy lab. My main responsibility was to serve as an instructor and teach a wide variety of anatomical concepts to a group of students every week. This position allowed me to work with other driven individuals and enhance my teaching and leadership skills.

I worked with a team of student researchers in the Map the System Global competition at the University of Oxford. We presented our findings regarding the social and environmental ramifications of the drying of the Great Salt Lake to a panel of scholars from around the world. This project gave me the opportunity to work with students, professors, community members, and prestigious researchers from the Salt Lake valley, while also collaborating with other students from around the world. As a result of our research, the University of Oxford awarded our team the best newcomer institution at the competition.

As an intern at 425 Consulting, I performed data analysis with regard to employee movement for fortune 500 companies. I also leveraged Microsoft Excel for analytics and data entry.