- Contributing to the Clayton Livable Community Master Plan, actively shaping a visionary and sustainable future for our community.- Actively attending collaborative board meetings to enhance our park systems and living spaces.

- Created company to design and sew handcrafted bags and apparel that are sold through personally designed website, local boutiques and holiday fairs, and social media- In support of Breast Cancer Awareness month, designed a “Pink Label” Collection and donated all proceeds during October to the Susan G. Komen Foundation for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

- Provided logistical and operational support to the Second Gentleman’s Scheduling, Advance, and Public Engagement teams, contributing in his platform to uplift women, combat anti-Semitism, and fight for reproductive freedom- Coordinated official events and travel logistics for the Second Gentleman including flights, hotels, cars, and budgets, to ensure the smooth execution of all principal and staff movements- Assisted in the planning of official engagements, drafted comprehensive briefing memos, and briefed the Second Gentleman ahead of his events- Was the on-site point of contact for speaking events at the White House and around Washington D.C. to facilitate successful appearances for the Second Gentleman

- Internship with a Teachta Dála (TD), a member of the Irish Parliament Dáil Eireann- Compiling and summarizing constituent concerns for the elected official, conducting research on legislative issues, policies, and current affairs, and handling administrative duties and documentation

- Planted, cultivated, and harvested fruits, vegetables, and flowers, operated different equipment and machinery, and assisted with livestock management- Apprenticed experienced farmers and learned sustainability methods such as no-till farming, crop rotation, and biodynamic agriculture in an effort to mitigate the effects of climate change- Established and tabled local farmers markets, selling fresh produce and engaging and handling transactions with customers

- Support and advise first year students with academic, social, and personal transition to WashU- Hold weekly sessions with students to provide ongoing mentorship and support throughout the school year

- Planted, cultivated, and picked fruits, vegetables, and flowers to be used on the farm and sold at a locals farmers market twice a week- Apprenticed experienced farmers and learned sustainability methods