Certified March 2024 (200-hr) to teach vinyasa, yin, and restorative yoga.

I conduct and produce interviews of performing artists commissioned through Liquid Music and its partnering organizations, for publication on liquidmusic.org/blog. In each piece, I hold space for artists to reflect on their process of collaboration across genre, its formative effects, and how their creative practice might offer wisdom and tools for the challenges and opportunities in our broader civic life.

• Coordinated communications, digital strategy, and public engagement across company disciplines for On Being with Krista Tippett and Poetry Unbound with Pádraig Ó Tuama• Copy edited all company content across website, podcast feed, social platforms, grant applications, newsletters, and special projects • Curated and planned monthly digital gatherings and communications for On Being’s Social Healing Fellowship, in partnership with Director of Engagement • Established and grew Poetry Unbound’s presence on Substack as editor and production manager (currently Substack’s largest poetry publication)• Trained and mentored contract copy editors, copy writers, and social content producers• Supported Executive Council in production of donor reports, providing qualitative data on audience impact and copy editing all materials

• Copy edited all company content across website, app, podcast feed, social platforms, newsletters, and special projects• Scheduled social posts and managed post comments and direct messages

Content and copy editor for Working Preacher, an online resource for lectionary preachers.

• Cultivated community and spiritual life at Candler through program planning, promotion, facilitation, and evaluation• Discerned and responded to students’ gifts and needs in partnership with Assistant Dean of Student Life and Spiritual Formation, Assistant Director of Student Life, and other Community and Spiritual Life Coordinators• Designed and curated innovative community prayer practices and tools for vocational discernment

Graduate Research Assistant:+ Dr. Gregory Ellison, II, Associate Professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling+ Dr. Kwok Pui-lan, Dean's Professor of Systematic Theology

Corrymeela is Ireland's renowned intentional community centered around the work of peace. As their first public theology intern, I worked alongside theologians and social healers to develop resources for faith communities navigating matters of spirituality, conflict, and public life.• Co-facilitated Public Theology Summer School with Glenn Jordan and Pádraig Ó Tuama on faith, inclusion, and narrative theology• Workshopped pastoral theologian Dr. Gregory Ellison’s “Fearless Dialogues” model of community dialogue with program participants• Conducted biblical and theological research for congregational resource addressing gender-based violence and political conflict• Worked with team of international volunteers to coordinate programming for guests of the retreat center

As part of my clinical pastoral education, I provided multi-faith spiritual care for adolescents, adults, and elders within United Hospital's residential and outpatient mental health units.

• Counseled and equipped asylum seekers with resources to navigate the healthcare and social service system• Facilitated opportunities for staff to practice self- and community-care as member of CVT’s Wellness Committee

• Counseled and equipped persons living with HIV with resources to navigate the healthcare and social service system in the first years of the Affordable Care Act’s implementation• Developed and conducted benefits trainings for medical providers, clergy members, clients, and interns• Served on multi-departmental task force to evaluate, adapt, and expand services for our shifting client demographic

Joseph's House provides end-of-life and respite care for people who are unhoused in the DC Metro Area and living with HIV, AIDS, or cancer. I joined the care team of Joseph's House as a resident care provider during a year of service following college graduation. In this role, I accompanied hospice residents in daily activities, personal care, medical appointments, and through the dying process. Additionally, volunteers engaged in group study of historical trauma, institutional racism, and the social determinants of health, in addition to spiritual practices to support careers in social justice and care provision.