Anya Armstrong Email & Phone Number

Hamden, Connecticut, United States

Senior Class President for Quinnipiac's Class of 2025.

I meet weekly with the Director of Quinnipiac University's Office of Student Accessibility to explore collaborative approaches between the office and the Student Government Association (SGA) aimed at enhancing the experience for all students utilizing the office's services.

Hamden, Connecticut, United States

While I did not remain in this position for an extended period, I thoroughly enjoyed the role and the work I did while holding the position. However, I needed to step down to prioritize my academics, Student Government duties, and LSAT studying. I am grateful for the opportunity to have held this position, although disappointed that various other obligations took precedence over the job. Responsibilities:Assist with the planning and coordination of all center events such as pitch competitions, pop up shops, webinars, speakers, etc. Communicate with campus stakeholders, faculty fellows, students, other stakeholders about Center events and opportunities.Book photographers, videographers, assist with website updates and other tasks necessary to host events. Coordinate the booking of the CIE on-campus space, SB 109, the other Center student workers. Attend events to support the effective functioning of events when schedule permits. Conduct research for the Center. Qualifications Required:Experience with Microsoft Suite (Forms, Excel, Word, Outlook), Canva, Open Ocean, and others unique to QU. Well organized, self-starter, ability to work with limited supervision, ability to work in a collaborative team environment.Willingness to take on last-minute tasks and execute effectively and perform in a fast-paced environment, communicate effectively with individuals on and off campus at a variety of levels, attend Center events when schedule permits.Possess strong written and verbal communication skills, a sense of savviness in working with business and political leaders. Ability to maintain discretion. Strong research skills.

122 East 42Nd Street New York, New York 10168-1289

During the initial phase of my internship, I collaborated with my supervisor, Chris Mericle, to establish a new organizational framework for Global Procurement Contracts. Through engineering a revised structure, we provided the Global Procurement team with an efficient method for document retrieval and referencing. I organized and sorted over 13,000 contracts and corresponding vendor support documents.Following the Contract Reorganization Project, I assisted Chris Mericle, with recording his executed contracts into an Excel spreadsheet. This involved referencing Project Descriptions, Supplier Names, Contract Status, Legal Entities, Departments, Lifetime Contract Values, Effective and End Dates, Contract Types, Internal Requesters (IRC Contacts), and Document Links from the reorganized system.I dedicated the rest of my internship to working with my colleagues to develop a "Resettlement, Asylum, and Integration (RAI) Contract and Agreement Tracker" spreadsheet. My responsibilities included extracting data from the compiled Box Links and referencing Integra, a vital application for accessing vendor information not included in contracts.I also received three certificates upon successful completion of trainings in Personal Resilience for Humanitarians, Information Security Awareness Training, and IRC Acceptable Use Policy 2023.

Bachelor'S Degree, International Business, Sophmore

Activities and Societies: Ski Club, Microlending Club, Student Government AssociationCurrent student of Quinnipiac University's Class.

Bachelor'S Degree, Minor In Law, Sophmore

Activities and Societies: Quinnipiac Student Government Association.Minoring in Law in Society with a specific interest in International.

Education record

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Debate Club, Finance Club, Newspaper, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Honor roll Junior.