• Manage a staff of 25 and oversaw production and distribution of 8,000 copies of yearbook• Controlled a $180,000 budget and associated financial and marketing operations• Collaborated with Design Editor in the redesign of book layout, company branding and advertising. • Used news judgment to assign stories to employees weekly• Trained journalists in AP style and enforced Associated Collegiate Press Code of Ethics

Managed six intern and staff writers to improve their writing, guide creative yet ethically journalistic content. Extensive knowledge of AP Style and efficient editing process. Collaborated with photography, design, business and content editors toward creating a solid publication.

Researched a multitude of topics surrounding literacy instruction, educational policy, historical analysis, cross-cultural education, and assisted Assistant Professor with tenure application. Generated multiple sessions through My Brother's Keeper, edited multiple scholarly works, and currently working on research publication.

Improved proficiency of Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Final Cut Pro, Illustrator and other technological services. Assisted students, faculty and staff with technical, creative and multi-media projects across various platforms.

Collaborated with numerous educators, policy makers and TFA representatives to foster local plans to improve educational equity. Strengthened the My Brother's Keeper program in Detroit, MI and East Lansing, MI to increase literacy rates.

Led intercultural engagement for several Lansing residents to Asan, South Korea. Designed intercultural curriculum geared toward improving intercultural understanding, language proficiency, and knowledge of social justice. Created curriculum for 32 students, both Korean and American, in order to improve cross-cultural understanding, environmental awareness and English language proficiency. Managed, wrote, and edited Asan-Lansing Delegation blog in order to foster parental involvement in the international trip.

Research and cover events throughout the community. Help Intern's develop their journalistic skills.

The Red Cedar Log is Michigan State University's award-winning yearbook, and is the largest yearbook publication in the nation with 16,000 books published in 2009. Researched and covered various events throughout the year.