Joined to gain lasting friendships with members pursuing a similar career path and other like-minded individuals, such as in dance, exercise science, health, health service administration, human performance, kinesiology, physical education, recreation, sports management, and sports medicine. As a new member of the fraternity, completed 15 hours of community service by volunteering at Empowerment 3.

Process online grocery orders in a specific timeframe, ensuring customer satisfaction with proper substitutions. Assist in-store customers by being knowledgeable of store set-up with locations of various products.

Completed 320 hours as an intern coaching children 2-5 years old in proper soccer skills, ensuring they have fun and remain engaged during the 30–40-minute session. Attend regular weekly coach meetings for feedback from other coaches on problems that may arise and ways to correct them.

Ensured that freshman residents were aware of all on-campus and off-campus resources were available to them while attending JMU. Planned and coordinated organized community building events to allow residents the opportunity to socialize with other residents in the building. Communicated effectively with residents about safety issues, such as fire drill, room inspections, and building closing dates. One-one-one (Intentional) conversations with residents about personal issues that they may have as first-year students.

Completed 90 hours as a co-lead to mentor and empower individuals with disabilities (young and old) to use their physical and mental strengths to achieve their own personal goals. Conducted pre- and post-fitness testing research to observe movement, behaviors, and improvement of physical and mental health of mentees.

Responsible for equipment setup and tear down of soccer and football sporting events.