Supervises staff, services and operations of the Teen Services Department of theHunterdon County Library, including at the Headquarters Library, North County Branchand South County Branch.

Responsible for designing and implementing programming, collection development, reference services, as well as the general promotion of library sources and services throughout the community and between the main library and it's branch.

Responsible for designing and implementing programming, collection development, reference services, as well as the general promotion of library sources and services throughout the community.

Works closely with schools and camps to ensure success in implementation of Maplewoodshop curriculum at their location. This includes coordinating delivery and training, as well as onboarding their team members and answering any and all questions throughout the process from program planning to consumables ordering.

Review, edit, and submit book reviews written by members of the Theatre Library Association to our digital platform and our quarterly digest, BROADSIDE. Work with publishers to provide Advanced Reader Copies of forthcoming titles to reviewers and share reviews written by TLA members with corresponding publishers.

Provides adult reference services to the South Orange community.

Assistant to the Compliance Manager at DSV Air & Sea. Responsibilities range from maintaining employee databases, running insurance reports, handling bonds applications and renewals, and other administrative/office activities like filing.

Worked with the librarians at Columbia University's Science and Engineering Library to develop a proposal for programming in their forthcoming makerspace. Responsibilities included researching the current cultural climate at Columbia, researching what other university makerspaces are doing, and developing a culminating program proposal which included stipulations for designing the space, necessary materials for the space, and potential schedules and programs to be hosted in the space.

Assisted undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff, and the general public with general reference questions and more research oriented questions through the use of databases, the Rutgers library catalog, websites and search engines, and more.

Facilitated STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) programs at the Piscataway Public Library's Summer of Make program, which works with students from grades 4 to 6 and 7 to 12 on projects that teach skills such as sewing, soldering, coding, circuits, and more. The program was designed to teach students skills that they can expand upon via hands on projects that they walk away with. Sample projects include a digital watch, solar powered robotics, glow in the dark frosting, an Arduino music visualizer, and many others. Progress in this program can be viewed here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/114165026248168906976/posts

Volunteer for the first joint conference between the Theatre Library Association (TLA) and the International Association of Libraries, Museums, Archives and Documentation Centres of the Performing Arts (SIBMAS). Prior to the conference, responsibilities included maintaining registration information, sending and composing newsletters, and other content development, including social media content on Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, and on the TLA website. During the conference, responsibilities included organizing registration as well as logistical set-ups for the space and accomodating presenters for their various needs.

Worked with professors and students using the college's learning management systems (SOCS which was a home-grown system and Canvas), as well as assisted in providing multimedia services such as large format printing, photo editing, video editing, printing, scanning, and other office management services.

Counsel in making artistic decisions such as set design, movement of actors and action on stage, linedelivery.Aided in administrative decisions such as fundraising, casting, and show logistics with Director. Ran behind the scenes mechanics of a show such as organizing set and costume changes, getting performers ready, and problem solving/trouble shooting during performances

Volunteered at the Ewing High School Media Center for 3 years of my undergraduate experience, partaking in general library responsibilities such as shelfing, weeding, checking out books, and offering general reference services, as well as organizing an after school event and helping incoming classes with assignments using various technologies. My last semester there I embarked with the Librarian on a digitization project for photographs, student essays, and yearbooks found in the school dating back to the 1920s.

Semester-long intern in the marketing department at Princeton University Press. Responsibilities included collecting contact information for professors from top U.S. universities teaching relevant courses to books we were publishing. Also responsible for contacting professors to offer digital sample chapters or books and maintaining social media outlets for the Press like Facebook and their website.