-Responsible for coordinating waste reduction and recycling outreach, education, and volunteer programs to residents and businesses-Manage the Zero Waste Special Event Program and Zero Waste Volunteer Team-Manage content for two social media platforms-Develop written content for website pages and newsletter articles

-Assisted with planning and facilitation of the Zero Waste Special Events Program-Assisted with development and management of Waste Wizard volunteer program-Developed written content for newsletter-Created and conducted a patron survey at the Ann Arbor Art Fair to assess perception and awareness of recycling efforts

-Conducted interviews for, wrote content for, and formatted bi-annual Environmental Excellence Partnership Program newsletter -Responsible for collecting data on each Washtenaw County municipality to assess solid waste collection systems and price breakdown for services-Created flyers and reports for the Solid Waste Division’s resource recovery programs-Maintained relevant and up-to-date information on Solid Waste Division webpages

-Assisted with recovery of recyclables and compostables as well as public engagement at Zero Waste Special Events-Researched existing zero waste event programs and ordinances in the United States-Developed language for a local zero waste special events ordinance-Created and implemented a Zero Waste event attendee survey and accompanying survey distribution guide for volunteers.

Co-taught a general Chemistry Lab course in the residential Lyman Briggs College • Assisted students in connecting chemistry concepts learned in lecture to practical applications.• Managed students and maintained a safe environment.• Presented scientific information and procedures, graded lab reports, and held weekly office hours.• Independently developed instruction manual for new electronic analytical equipment and its corresponding computer program.

Research in the Forestry Department with David Rothstein, Ph.D., Associate Professor• Assisted with snow manipulation experiment in various forest ecosystems to gain an understanding of how anticipated changes in depths of snow-packs due to climate change will change soil conditions. • Field work experience: extracted gas samples from static bucket chambers in forests in MI’s Upper Peninsula, extracted water samples from lysimeters, downloaded data from data-loggers. • Extensive biogeochemistry laboratory experience with various chemical solutions, machinery, and statistical analysis.