Assists with mentoring OAOA students; event planning, marketing, and management; compilation of program evaluations.Provide academic and socio-emotional support to all students.Create budgets for and facilitate events to promote student development.

Assist in conducting interviews for OAOA applicantsResearch high school programs where prospective HEOP students may be foundAssist with on-campus events, such as panels and group visits

Coordinate events with public safety and campus partnersWorking alongside the Assistant Director of the Clery Act and Prevention EducationPresent at large events featuring students and campus partnersClosely collaborate with the Title XI office

Selected out of more than 1,000 students to participate in a competitive and rigorous eight-year academic program for low-income and/or first-generation students from NYC public schools.Completed 720+ hours of college-preparatory curriculum in reading, writing, math, advisory, and SAT preparation.

Responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of natural lands surrounding The Museum of Natural History.

Assist in tutoring a classroom of 24 students in 9-12th grade(s) through 1:1 and group study sessions.Met with school leadership weekly to discuss the desires of the student body and track schoolwide progressAttend outdoor nature programs to learn survival skills and sustainable farming practices.

Developed merchandising strategy to increase club funds, resulting in the self-funded purchase of team uniforms.Recruited peers onto team, expanding membership by 67%