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New York, New York, United States

I assisted the Dean of the Fashion School with his publication, the Handbook of Men's Fashion. I managed the editing and formatting of 35 chapters, coordinating with a diverse group of authors to ensure adherence to tight publication deadlines. My responsibilities included using Gmail for author communications, Excel for tracking submissions and deadlines, and Microsoft Word for editing and formatting. Additionally, I adhered to the Harvard Style referencing system to maintain consistency and accuracy throughout the book. This role further honed my project management abilities and reinforced the importance of clear communication in collaborative academic environments.

New York, New York, United States

I partnered with the Dean of the Fashion School at Parsons on a research initiative focused on the experiences of Disabled students in fashion programs across the U.S. Through interviews with 17 students, we identified gaps between fashion education and the needs of disabled students. This research informed the development of the Parsons Disabled Fashion Student Program, a scholarship and mentorship initiative. The program provides funding, industry mentorship, and peer support to ensure that disabled students have equitable access to fashion education and leadership roles in the industry. Our goal was to create a curriculum and culture that values Disability wisdom and empowers Disabled students to thrive. I used Microsoft Excel and Word along with Adobe Creative Suite to complete various tasks within this project.

New York, New York, United States

I collaborated with the department chair on an anthology examining everyday fashion in America. My responsibilities included editing and formatting approximately 25 chapters, ensuring consistency and clarity throughout the publication. This process involved utilizing Microsoft Word for text editing and Excel for organizing chapter data and managing timelines. Additionally, I applied my copywriting skills to refine content and maintain a cohesive narrative across the anthology.

Durham, New Hampshire

As a Resident Assistant, I supported 24 to 60 students on my floors (Hitchcock Hall/Upper Quad, Stoke Hall, and Fairchild Hall), helping them navigate housing concerns, academic challenges, and campus life. I worked a majority of weekdays, in addition to weekends on duty, to ensure resident safety and manage building maintenance. I utilized software such as Adobe Creative Suite, Google Workspace, and Microsoft Suite to plan events, manage communications, and maintain records. I organized weekly social events to foster a vibrant community, promoting engagement and providing enriching experiences. This role required strong time management, crisis resolution, and interpersonal communication skills, balancing administrative responsibilities with creating a supportive living environment for students.

Durham, New Hampshire

As an Orientation Leader, I played a key role in welcoming and onboarding new students to the campus community. I conducted guided tours, providing insight into campus resources, facilities, and student life. My responsibilities included delivering engaging presentations and facilitating discussions to ensure a smooth transition for incoming students. I collaborated cross-functionally with various departments to enhance the orientation experience, leveraging my strong knowledge of campus resources and services. I was also chosen to assist as an academic advisor due to my ability to advise my academic success and range across different disciplines.Key skills utilized in this role included public speaking, academic advising, and creative problem-solving. I fostered a supportive environment, assisting students in navigating their new academic landscape while promoting campus engagement. My organizational skills and flexible approach enabled me to effectively adapt to the needs of new students and contribute to their successful assimilation into campus life.

Master'S Degree, Fashion Studies

Studied how fashion is weaved into culture and society and how important it is when addressing social problems. Through classes centered.

Undergraduate, Philosophy And Sociology

Activities and Societies: United Asian Coalition (Chair) Socratic Society Connect Program Resident Assistant Orientation Leader College.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Student Council (president) Interact (president) Project SEARCH Indoor Track (Captain) Outdoor Track (Captain).