Responsible for leading the international recruitment team, including travel budgeting and planning, application review management, international strategy, and working with vendors.8-12 weeks of travel per year with a focus on reaching underrepresented students and strengthening our connection to the Davis Foundation by visiting United World College campuses around the world.Primarily responsible for recruiting international students from Asia, Africa, Oceania, and Western Europe, in addition to the domestic territories of Texas and Oklahoma.

Serve on the Executive Board of NYSACAC. Maintain website and forms for the organization and attend quarterly board meetings. Formerly served as co-chair of the College Tour committee

• Recruitment and application review from multiple domestic and international territories• Responsible for running all on-campus programming for prospective students, including an annual Accepted Student Open House that draws over 800 visitors to campus• Established a quarterly counselor newsletter to maintain relationships with the counseling community• Oversaw a tour guide program of 70 student employees, including hiring, training, and evaluation (2017-2020)

Managed a large recruitment territory, including extensive travel and review of applications from upstate New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Texas, in order to assist the Admissions Office in reaching its yield goal. Overall enrollment increased 7% between 2015 and 2016.Oversaw the application process for the highly competitive Physician Assistant program, including coordinating on-campus interview days and serving as point person for the process.Liaised between the Admissions Office and the marching band to assist in recruiting students for this program.New York State Association for College Admission Counseling, Co-chair for RegistrationMember of the steering committee for the annual NYSACAC conference, held at Wagner College in June 2016. Worked for over a year to plan this large-scale event, including collaboration with professionals from the entire state of New York and massive coordination on campus. This was the largest conference in NYSACAC history with nearly 850 attendees.

Responsible for general customer service, specifically interacting with children up to age 12, in a small children's clothing store.

Worked on a day-to-day basis as a substitute teacher for grades K-12 in all subjects

Member of the Executive Board of the Lafayette College Ambassador Program committee, which assists in the day-to-day management of the entire program. Coordinated schedules for, trained, and evaluated the student workers in the Admissions Office. Assisted the Visitation Team in planning and running large-scale open houses for prospective students. Served as liaison between the office staff, the Executive Board, and the admissions directors.

Responsible for giving weekly tours of the campus to prospective students and families and assisting the Admissions Office with clerical tasks, including managing multiple phone lines.

Summer position as a camp counselor, including responsibility for children ages 5-15, in varying capacities.Also wrote, implemented, and oversaw a new curriculum for the Archery program in summer 2012.

Responsible for customer interaction and running registers.