• Coordinate with Department Heads on corporate matters including budgets, human resources, and programming. • Prepare briefing materials for board members ensuring informed decision-making and strategic alignment.• Serve as liaison between the executive team and board members.• Organize and execute logistics for performances, workshops, and fundraising events, including venue coordination, guest lists, and on-site support.• Coordinate executive calendars, schedule meetings and travel arrangements to ensure seamless operations and maximize executive efficiency.

• Led individual donation team for non-profit dedicated to ending money bail and immigration detention.• Managed relationships with 20k+ donors, driving fundraising increases of 14% from 2018 – 2019.• Supported BCBF’s launch of New York Immigrant Freedom Fund, a program dedicated to securing the rights of immigrants detained by ICE.

• Managed relationships with bail fund clients post-release to ensure compliance with court mandates, achieving 95% success rate.• Assessed client needs for social services and facilitated necessary referrals.• Managed BCBF’s client database.

• Led daily lab sessions to help participants reinforce the ideas of recombinant DNA technology, antibodies, gel electrophoresis, and enzyme applications • Tutored students during daily review sessions, following their classroom instruction • Facilitated afternoon, evening, and weekend recreational and social events • Worked toward building a strong residential learning community to enhance participant academic progress and success

The team’s goal is to help students and faculty connect academic coursework and research to broader public concerns through partnerships with community organizations. • Assisted in a range of organizational and administrative duties related to public scholarship and service-learning program development and implementation• Provided support for events, programs, seminars and workshops related to public service research, graduate student outreach, and faculty outreach and development

• Helped patrons in searching and finding relevant books, journals, and periodicals• Communicated special request from patrons to the librarian• Coordinated with staff for stocking and shelving library materials• Skilled in handling large information database

Arbor Free Clinic is a student-run, free clinic that provides culturally appropriate, transitional medical care to an underserved community of majority undocumented and/or uninsured patients.• Registered incoming patients and performed triage services • Guided patients throughout their visit with the physician assistant and doctor to help assess the medical issue• Provided patients with health education counseling on various health-related topics of their choice such as suggestions for lowering cholesterol and reducing risk for diabetes • Guided patients through health insurance counseling and referrals

• Shadowed an Orthopedic surgeon in the Stanford Sports Medicine Clinic and operating room• Observed patient examinations and determination of individual return to play protocols

• Assessed, analyzed, and identified the current healthy food and active living initiatives available to residents of the Greater New York City Area• Determined how to expand current programming and/or create additional healthy food/active living programming for residents • Worked as part of the Division for Community Health Initiatives to garner resources from and continue relationships with organizations such as Green City Force and The Sylvia Center to support NYCHA's goal of promoting healthy eating and active living for public housing residents

• Completed Public Health coursework at Columbia University ranging from Epidemiological Statistics to Gentrification and Public Health• Experienced hands-on field work and immersion in a diverse, economically disadvantaged urban environment• Wrote a research paper on The Effects of Affordable Housing on Child Health • As a partnership of Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons and the Mailman School of Public Health, the program provided exposure to the implementation and management of various local community health centers

• Developed and created a database of local medical supply companies and urgent care centers for use in times of natural disaster• Attended weekly community board meetings to evaluate and discuss the current relief protocols in place for local disasters ranging from small house fires to upcoming hurricanes

• Selected and participated in a competitive 6 weeks of premedical coursework and hospital shadowing• Shadowed in Duke University Hospital• Completed coursework in Physiology, Physics, and Writing in Medical Education• Attended weekly seminars conducted by leading medical professionals• Received one of the two awards given for exceptional performance in both the Physiology and Writing in Medical Education courses

• Taught camp participants the importance of healthy eating habits and active lifestyles as it relates to overall health and well-being• Responsible for leading and engaging camp participants in day-to-day activities