In this position I tutor Lawrence University students in general writing and specialized papers. Often I help with building paper arguments, outlining student papers, and general proofreading. Furthermore, I act as a designated tutor for a section of the Freshman Studies program which involves leading various study sessions and essay workshops in freshmen writing sections.

In this position, I cleaned and organized documents relating to the World War II, London Civil Defence Service. In doing so, I gained experience in dry-cleaning and repairing photographs, pamphlets, newspapers, and letters.

In this position, I worked to organize the Kensington and Chelsea Archive’s Chelsea Ephemera Collection. I placed documents into various thematic folders, which culminated in an evolving spreadsheet to be used for research and catalog assistance.

In this position, I worked on accessioning items to the museum catalog—specifically using the software PastPerfect. Additionally, I completed research on various items to identify maker, period of use, style, and other historical details that would contextualize object.

In this role, I created multiple training modules regarding neurodiversity and LGBTQ+ identities in the workplace to be administered online and in-person. Additionally, I worked to devise new volunteer diversity trainings and developed basic plans for future volunteer appreciation events and training sessions