• Oversaw grant writing, program development, strategic planning, and fundraising for a $250,000 health education program• Managed responsibilities of 10+ program staff to develop and deliver health education curricula in Baltimore, reaching 1,500+ students and families across 5 public schools• Secured $90,000 in additional funding for EndsideOut’s health education programs by identifying suitable grant opportunities and demonstrating EndsideOut’s alignment with funders’ priorities• Forecast future financial needs and present quarterly budgeting reporting to funders • Maintained relationships with funders to ensure completion of grant reporting requirements, including showcasing program impact via annual reports• Establish robust measurement systems to track program impact and identify gaps• Designed learning modules in nutrition, physical activity, and chronic disease prevention to ensure that the curriculum meets national nutrition education standards • Developed and maintained program documentation, including project protocols, logic models, data analysis procedures, goals and objectives.• Conducted process and impact evaluations, to assess program fidelity, reach, and outcomes • Featured panelist at the 2023 Exponent Philanthropy Annual Conference attended by 450+ grantmakers and lean funders, sharing insights on EndsideOut's capacity building challenges ("Leverage Technology to Meet BIPOC Nonprofits Where They Are")

• Developed health education curricula in Baltimore, reaching 1,500+ students and families across 5 public schools• Ensured that EndsideOut's curriculum met the CDC and SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) health education standards

Division of Family Health Services, Special Child Health Services• Coordinated surveillance and education initiatives for congenital Cytomegalovirus (cCMV) in NJ, as part of the CDC's Surveillance for Emerging Threats to Mothers and Babies Network (SET-NET) project• Conducted case ascertainment of 150+ cCMV cases through data linkage of NJ Vital Statistics Registry Portal (VERI), NJ Birth Defects Registry, and Uniform Billing databases• Oversaw data collection, entry, and cleaning processes by reviewing and validating collected data, as well as identifying and resolving errors to maintain data integrity.• Conducted quantitative analysis of the relationship between cCMV and maternal demographics, identifying disparities in the testing, treatment, and outcomes of infants impacted by the disease.• Translated analytical findings into practice by creating and distributing best-practice guidelines for newborn cCMV testing to 6 birthing facilities across the state.• Develop a comprehensive REDCap data collection tool to assess long-term maternal and infant outcomes from cCMV between 2018-2023 • Increased public awareness of cCMV through collaborations with key stakeholders within the healthcare, education and nonprofit sectors

• Conducted a quantitative analysis of the relationship between chronic disease and telehealth experience among US adults during the COVID-19 pandemic ("Does Telehealth Experience Among US Adults Vary by Chronic Disease Status?")• Used SPSS to analyze 1,500+ responses to an online questionnaire through univariate, bivariate and stratified analyses• Disseminated results through poster presentations and an oral thesis defense to faculty, students and professionals, contributing to the understanding of the impact of chronic disease and age onpatient experience and highlighting areas for improvement in healthcare delivery

• Delegated responsibilities to a leadership team of 9 people to improve member retention rate and build a supportive team community • Managed over $40,000/year across competition, travel, and coaching expenses for 60+ members • Hosted a regional competition that generated $8,000+ in revenue and was attended by 200+ people across 11 collegiate teams

• Piloted data analysis and correction methods in R to summarize regional air pollutant measurements in Elizabeth, NJ, automating the statistical procedure which reduces time spend by 80% • Performed literature search using PubMed and Google Scholar to identify similar community-engaged research projects, which led to a re-evaluation of our research methods and processes

• Only undergraduate researcher to present at the 2021 North American Menopause Society Annual Meeting (“Incarcerated Menopausal Women: Need for Trauma-Informed Care”)• Advocated for improved reentry services by identifying gaps in existing research on incarcerated women under the instruction of Dr. Gloria Bachmann and the NJ Reentry Corporation

• Designed and launched an emergency COVID-19 response model that successfully implemented hygiene and social distancing measures to achieve zero COVID-19 cases in 70+ campers over a two-year period• Responsible for the training and evaluation of 10 staff members in COVID-19 prevention strategies

• Increased student body engagement, resulting in over 1,000 hours of completed service by Honors College students in the 2020 academic year • Launched remote community service opportunities to educate 500+ students about the local, statewide, and nationwide areas in need