In my current role, I oversee departmental policy and procedure, philanthropic scholarship management and donor stewardship, donor reporting, and the Foundation Board of Directors. Additionally, I have provided support to the Office of the President for the College's Board of Trustees, and the Columbus State Community Partners Board.

I worked to support the Columbus State Community College Foundation through executive-level administrative support, event support, and project support. Additionally, I coordinated the logistics for the Foundation Board of Directors.

I worked to support special projects, administrative tasks, and meet needs for the Executive Dean of Student Affairs, Administrator of Strategic Operations, and the Director II of Advising and Student Support.

I floated between two departments, Student Central and the Center for Advising, Support, and Exploration. I assisted with new student programs, unofficial transcript evaluation, basic course advising for ESL students, student financial aid related questions and problems, processing registrar documents, and teaching students how to utilize campus resources.

In my role as a Diversity Peer Educator, I served the Global Diversity and Inclusion Office at Columbus State Community College. This was a student employment position in an office whose work primarily surrounds program design and implementation, as well as event coordinator. I was in charge of a specific program, SafeZone LGBTQ+ Allyship Training. SafeZone came to me as a program that had a design structure to it, and good bones, but was in need of updating as the information had changed drastically since the inception of the program on campus. I spent time researching and drafting new curriculum for the program, which included three separate two-hour workshops. I then trained facilitators on how to present the workshops and considered their feedback for additional updates to the curriculum. I prepared all participant packets for the workshops and delivered them appropriately.Additionally, I assisted with major event planning. One such event is the annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration held on CSCC Campus, which is open to the public and yields hundreds of attendees each year. I helped with back-end planning, but my primary responsibilities were for day-of event coordination. Specifically, I was trusted to work as liaison to our Keynote speakers for two years in a row: Nikole Hannah-Jones (2016), and Dr. Angela Davis (2017). This included picking the speakers up at their hotel, bringing them to the event venue, and assisting them throughout and after the program to ensure they had everything they needed. I also created print and digital marketing materials for these events.

I worked for two years as a Sales Associate at Ohio Thrift Store. I helped to open a new location on Henderson Road, where I worked for the duration of my employment with Ohio Thrift. My primary responsibilities were customer service related. I greeted guests and customers as they came through the door, assisted with questions and concerns, utilized the cash register to ring customers out, as well as other higher-responsibility tasks. Some higher-responsibility tasks included being trusted to run the jewelry counter, provide strategy for mitigating store congestion during sale days, and troubleshooting more extreme customer problems.Outside of customer service related tasks, I assisted with store maintenance and management. This included training new staff, maintaining inventory, cleaning and organizing, and working on end-cap merchandising. Occasionally, this included adjusting the organization and layout of specific types of items within the store. Toward the end of my tenure with Ohio Thrift, I spent time in the pricing department researching the market value of inbound items and pricing them for sale at a rate that was both reasonable for customers but also priced in a way that allowed for net profit for the store.