Responsible for maintaining campus relations and upholding a positive appearance of the group in community interactions. Primary contact for booking gigs and exposure opportunities. Assists in establishing travel plans for the group.

As a teaching assistant for the University of Miami’s “First Year Directions” class, I helped freshmen learn more about campus resources and opportunities. Through teaching classes, attending training sessions, and leading individual activities, I fostered an atmosphere of comfort for students adjusting to college life.

As a P100 tour guide and student ambassador, I lead accepted and prospective students and their families through campus while communicating important information about the university during tours and other important university affiliated events.

Responsibilities include managing calls and communication within the Office of Undergraduate Research, in addition to pairing students with research mentors and working on projects within the office.

Responsibilities include ensuring the safety and well-being of University of Miami residents during nighttime hours, swiping in residents and their guests after 10:00 PM, and documenting any occasions in which there is a breach in university policy.

As an undergraduate research assistant within the SERL Lab operated under Dr. Rebecca Shearer, I am particularly involved within the LOOK Project. This project is examining the effects of teacher behavior on the social-emotional development of young children. I have been trained to observe both child behavior in pre-school age children as well as the behavior of their respective teachers. General responsibilities include organization, reliability, and representing the University of Miami in a professional manner when interacting with staff from other schools.

As a conduct committee chair, I along with the other members within conduct committee hold the women of Delta Delta Delta responsible for behaving according to chapter rules, as well as deciding the appropriate discipline in correspondence to unacceptable actions. Conduct committee is also responsible for maintaining the overall well-being of the Alpha Chi chapter, and ensuring that all sisters feel safe and comfortable within the sorority.

Brotherhood Chair is responsible for upholding the brotherhood aspect of the chapter, which entails a sense of community and friendship among members. This aspect of the fraternity is crucial in building lasting relationships that will guide strong leaders and successful pre-medical students.

Responsibilities include handling and managing food and drink orders, customer service, and attending to the cleanliness of the beach area in which the restaurant is located throughout the summer.

As an undergraduate research assistant in the B.R.E.A.T.H. Lab at University of Miami, I assist Dr. Roger McIntosh (Ph.D.) in several projects pertaining to health psychology, with responsibilities including but not limited to entering data, creating graphs, working in a lab with blood and plasma samples, and aiding graduate students.