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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Leveraged in-depth knowledge of Washington, D.C. and the National Park Service to aid visitors, elevate their experience, and offer exceptional customer service through proficient communication and navigation assistance.• Monitored, recorded, and organized check-in and check-out calls from volunteers (VIPs), maintaining a VIP file, and ensuring accurate records of names, times, and hours served.• Operated various office and communication equipment (written and oral), including multi-line telephones, desktop computers, copiers, fax machines, and two-way radios, to facilitate efficient operations at Survey Lodge.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Assisted the Rock Creek Park Resources Management team in achieving initiatives in forest regeneration, deer population control, and vegetation management, collaborating closely with the park's botanist and staff.• Contributed to the park's efforts to catalog vegetation and combat invasive plant growth, employing various approaches, including the use of forestry tools such as densiometers and participating in manual and chemical removal methods.• Surveyed 36 long-term vegetation plots, collecting and reviewing data on biodiversity, browsed plants, buck rubs, and canopy cover, paying close attention to detail to ensure analytical integrity for forest health assessment and monitoring.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Fortified the Volunteers in Parks Program, with 1,645 volunteers on average contributing a total of 9,718 hours per year, helping with daily operations at the White House Visitor Center and running park events such as the White House Garden Tours, the National Christmas Tree Lighting, and the Youth Photography Program.• Reestablished and recruited for the Arts in the Parks' Youth Photography Program, providing 20 high school students with a unique partnership opportunity to learn photography and contribute to the photographic needs of NPS parks.• Managed a $45,000 budget to support volunteer management, preparing expense justification requests, ensuring federal rate acceptance in vendor quote negotiations and contract reviews, and reporting on actual expenses.

College Park, Maryland, United States

• Helped with procurement and HR initiatives to improve organizational efficiency, enabling ARL’s scientists to concentrate on data collection, emergency management, forecasting, and advancing atmospheric research methods.• Spearheaded the establishment of a battery recycling system for electronic equipment, enhancing lab safety, proper hazardous material handling, and sustainability efforts, ultimately reducing waste by 20%.• Promoted cross-functional collaboration by conducting 2 seminars about the internship experience and delivering comprehensive resources on 5 Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion concepts to facilitate meaningful discussions and the sharing of valuable insights among team members.

Irvine, California, United States

• Conserved native habitat at Peters Canyon Regional Park by participating in seasonal restoration activities, including planting native shrubs to support local wildlife, watering newly planted natives, and tending to restoration plots.• Collaborated with a dedicated team of volunteers to improve the Nature Area habitat for local wildlife at Mile Square Regional Park, engaging in tasks such as removing non-native plants, planting native species, conducting watering duties, conducting trash cleanup, and maintaining the Butterfly Garden.

Newport Beach, California, United States

• Managed the front desk operations at the Newport Bay Conservancy's Peter & Mary Muth Interpretive Center, offering informative responses to visitor queries regarding Newport Bay, while actively promoting community engagement and thereby enriching their experience.• Coordinated 3 successful group volunteer events, partnering with organizations to execute trash clean-up and park restoration activities, while being flexible to weather-dependent conditions and increasing awareness about their local environmental impact.• Engaged in hands-on stewardship activities, including the removal of non-native species, planting and nurturing native plants, and conducting trash clean-up efforts, contributing to the preservation and restoration of Upper Newport Bay's natural ecosystem.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Directed the 2018 Share the Magic black-tie paddle-raise gala, raising $14,399.23 from 150 attendees for Camp Kesem (GWU), a non-profit led by GWU students, to support and send 31 children affected by a parent's cancer to a one-week overnight camp cost-free.• Conceptualized the 2018 Share the Magic gala, seamlessly infusing the camp's magical spirit into the attendee experience, catering choices, the gala prize list, and venue arrangement, and devising thematic and successful fundraising strategies through creative thinking.• Provided 3 years of dedicated service as one of 40 trained camp counselors, offering social, emotional, and mental support to 100 campers aged 6-18, empowering them to navigate their parent's cancer journey.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Planned the largest day of service in Washington, DC with 2,441 GWU volunteers, increasing participation from 69% in 2017 to 72%, to generate 9,977.5 hours of service and an estimated economic volunteer impact of$390,818.68.• Cultivated partnerships with 46 non-profit community organizations, public schools, museums, and parks, spanning across DC's 8 wards, Maryland, and Virginia, leveraging interpersonal skills to promote civic engagement beyond GWU’s bounds.• Recruited and trained 171 upperclassmen student leaders by hosting 2 trainings (online and in-person) about active citizenship and asset-based community development (ABCD) to respect, advocate for, and sustain communities.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Led 12 GWU students on a one-week service-learning trip to volunteer with Head Start Cherokee Nation, a federal early childhood education program, and explore modern issues of indigenous peoples related to education.• Organized all trip logistics such as fundraising, hosting pre-trip educational meetings, and booking transportation, lodging, and trip activities to create a thoughtful, respectful, community-minded trip experience for all.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Managed 70 GWU students to volunteer at 5 local DC public preschools in low-income neighborhoods, to offerindividualized attention and positive adult-child relationships and prepare children for school readiness andsuccess.• Taught twice weekly in-classroom storybook sessions, utilizing reading, comprehension, reasoning, and knowledge application activities to strengthen children’s language, critical thinking, literacy, and social-emotional development.

Master Of Science - Ms, Project Management

Study Abroad, Regenerative Sustainability

Regenerative sustainability focuses on achieving net positive outcomes for both environmental and human well-being. It shifts the focus.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Business Administration

Activities and Societies: Alternative Breaks Program, Camp Kesem, AmeriCorps' Jumpstart

High School, Graduated

Activities and Societies: Bucks County Student Forum (Secretary), Student Government (co-President), Model United Nations (Treasurer).