I am a recent graduate of the University of South Florida (USF) currently looking for a profession in writing or editing. I graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B.A. in English, and a Creative Writing concentration. I take pride in being thorough when critiquing grammar and I enjoy providing diplomatic opinions when reviewing content material. I am able to easily adapt to different writing styles depending on what is needed using both input and my own discretion. As an English major with a Creative Writing concentration I spent much of my time writing pieces of fiction and poetry. In the spring of 2014 my poem Immortality was chosen to be displayed in the Marshall Student Center’s Centre Gallery for an event celebrating The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. In the spring of 2015 a piece of my flash fiction, titled The Conversion, was published in USF’s undergraduate literary magazine, Thread. As a student at the University of South Florida I was deeply involved with the Italian Culture Club (ICC). I held three officer positions within the club, those being Secretary, Historian, and Editor of the newsletter. As Secretary I was present at all club meetings in order to take detailed notes of any and all discussions to share with those unable to attend. As Historian, I recorded important events through photography and written pieces, and collaborated with the ICC Public Relation Coordinator to publicize and raise awareness for our events. As Editor, I reviewed the ICC newsletter for grammar mistakes and appropriate wording, and contributed to the articles myself, before publication. These roles have helped me grow on both a personal and academic level. I learned how to better prioritize tasks and manage my time effectively in order to efficiently deliver the newsletter, the updates of meeting notes, and publication of event photos. During the process, I also enhanced my collaboration skills by interacting and working with the ICC Executive Board.