Acted as an independent advisor to candidates who would go on to receive their M.Arch degrees.

In the Summer Fab 2022 program, I assisted an Architect as a Design Instructor to a group of 20 high school students. Throughout the five week course, students gained valuable insight to the world of architecture, construction, real estate, finance, and community oriented design. At the end of program, students unveiled their unique outdoor furniture pieces that successfully operate individually, or fastened together. The students designed with their own community, Charlestown, in mind, and tailored their bench like furniture towards various sites within the neighborhood.

In the Summer Fab 2021 program, I assisted two Architects as a Design Mentor to a group of 20 high school students from the Greater Boston area. During the four week course students designed, developed, and constructed a shaded pavilion that would spend its life on an elementary school's campus. It would serve as a play space, shelter, lunchroom, classroom, sculpture, gathering space and most of all, an integral part of outdoor student engagement.

During this summer I had the opportunity of being mentored by Architect, Daniel Daou, through the Sudbury 2050 challenge. The competition was an open request for students, designers, architects, engineers to propose fruitful ideas for a cleaner, engaging, and carbon friendly City of Greater Sudbury, Ontario. Through his mentorship I led a team of 3 student designers, placing in the top 20 for professional entries.