-Provide leadership and administrative oversight over two on campus living areas. -Skillfully supervise, train, and mentor 16 student leaders while engaging them through coaching, counseling skills, and crisis management for the purpose of care, support, and student development.-Coordinate, implement, and develop 10+ on-campus living area programs and events encouraging diversity, engagement, wellness, and spiritual formation among all residential students.-Collaborate with and refer students to 5+ on-campus offices such as the University Counseling Center, Facilities Management, Campus Law Enforcement, Title IX, Spiritual Life, and more. -Oversee the administrative responsibilities of two living areas including managing a budget of $2,000, navigating student conduct cases, overseeing health and safety inspections for 600 residential students, and planning both weekly and individual team meetings for resident advisors.-Participate in a 24-hour on-call rotation providing emergency response and crisis management for an on-campus population of 1700-2000 students. -Recruiting, interviewing, and reviewing the applications of 100+ student leaders in order to support the hiring process for the resident advisor internship.-Provide strategic direction toward marketing efforts through social media and mass-student communication.

- Communicates information to prospective students and families as they go through the application process at Azusa Pacific University.-Utilizes software such as SalesForce and PeopleSoft to ensure that student's application materials are submitted correctly.- Answers email correspondence and forwards emails to the correct offices and admissions representatives.

-Skillfully supervise, train, and mentor 10 student leaders while engaging them through coaching, counseling skills, and crisis management for the purpose of care, support, and student development.-Coordinate, implement, and develop 10+ on-campus living area programs and events encouraging diversity, engagement, wellness, and spiritual formation among all residential students.-Collaborate with and refer students to 5+ on-campus offices such as the University Counseling Center, Facilities Management, Campus Law Enforcement, Title IX, Spiritual Life, and more. -Oversee the administrative responsibilities of a first-year living area including managing a budget of $2,000, navigating student conduct cases, overseeing health and safety inspections for 300 residential students, and planning both weekly and individual team meetings for resident advisors.-Participate in a 24-hour on-call rotation providing emergency response and crisis management for an on-campus population of 1700-2000 students. -Recruiting, interviewing, and reviewing the applications of 100+ student leaders in order to support the hiring process for the resident advisor internship.-Provide strategic direction toward marketing efforts through social media and mass-student communication.

- Grades and provides feedback to over 80 students across three different Undergraduate classes in the Practical Theology department.- Inputs grades by utilizing Canvas grading software efficiently and effectively.- Email corresponds with a variety of students regarding their academic journey and spiritual walk with God.

-Cultivated a relational living area culture within which residents, both undergraduate and international, felt that they belonged, and were seen, safe, valued, and loved. -Planned, programmed, implemented, and attended events both individually and on a team that supported diversity, engagement, wellness, and spiritual formation in order to align with University values.-Managed administrative responsibilities including communicating expectations, writing incident reports, and checking residents out of their housing units which contributed to the betterment of a living area experience.

- Coordinates, constructs, and prepares middle and high school ministry efforts and events to cultivate a culture where students may find a creed to believe in, a hope to hold on to, and a community to belong to.- Navigating through students’ mental health issues, theological concerns, personal crisis, and discerning when to collaborate or refer to other helpful resources so that students are seen and cared for in ministerial contexts. - Maintains availability to students and teammates while modeling service, discipleship, and mutual respect.

-Mobilized campers in their efforts to try new activities, engage in teamwork, and resolve conflicts.-Directly supervised and communicated expectations to 60+ campers while assisting in disciplinary matters. -Lead daily meetings and collaborated with partners, supervisors, church leaders, students, and teammates.

-Connected enthusiastically with prospective or inquiring students while effectively providing insight and establishing positive on campus experiences in order to contribute to a students’ impression of APU. -Mastered relaying knowledge and information to families regarding APU passionately and accurately. -Engaged with students during tours and Saturday preview events while maintaining professionalism.

-Connects with prospective or inquiring APU students.-Informs prospective families of preview events and shares personal experience as an APU student. -Curates content as an influencer on the Zee Mee app.-Engages with prospective students through Saturday preview event panels.-Works alongside the APU Undergraduate Admissions team.

-Planned and facilitated small group discussions, chapel experiences, and other aspects for spiritual formation.-Advocated for misplaced college students amidst a pandemic and curated moments for connection.-Delegated volunteer projects among a group of students, and served as a problem solver and resource for them.-Served as vessel of communication between leads and students.

- Enthusiastically connected with customers.- Effectively communicated through making bread orders and cake orders-- making visions a reality.- Patiently provided customer service.

-Prepared and delivered effective and engaging sermons monthly and developed weekly small group curriculum which provides students with opportunities to learn about Christ and foster a desire to follow Him.-Planned, budgeted, and coordinated a seven hour excursion for high school students to enjoy in fellowship.-Curated social media posts, stories, and branding in order to engage with students and families and relay information about youth group services, events, and salient points from our sermon series.