Responsible for implementing and overseeing the City Auditor’s Whistleblower Program.

● Conduct evaluations and audits of City operations and programs to ensure efficient and effective use of public funds.● Manage audit projects from initiation through publishing. Develop objectives, scope, methodologies, and project plans based on risk assessment and program evaluation.● Track, manage, and report performance measures quarterly. Develop and publish quarterly and annual reports for the office.

•Recruited and coached 60 high school athletes to the Southwest Junior Regional Championships (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016).•Managed registration and administrative duties, developed and implemented curriculum, hired and supervised staff for two Middle School program locations. •Organized and led 30 athletes on a 3 week cultural exchange in Germany (Summer 2014, 2016). •Mentored athletes in time management, team building, leadership, and other life skills.

•Wrote Master's Policy Report: "Strategies for California's Reimplementation of SNAP Time Limits for Able-Bodied Adults without Dependents (ABAWDs)". •Researched and identified opportunities in policy implementation at the state and county level.•Analyzed policy impacts and made recommendations to inform the newly formed ABAWD working group.

●Enhanced staff understanding of database systems by creating and conducting group and individual training sessions and developing user-friendly training material. ●Contributed to donation and grant growth by developing functions and reports that were instrumental to the success of high-priority development projects. Analyzed Salesforce data for donor trends and engagement level, identified opportunities for larger contributions.●Created and updated Salesforce records for over 5000 students, families, donors, and volunteers.●Developed custom financial and auditing reports; reconcile programs and development data entry with financial records.

•Created and updated Salesforce records for over 5000 students, families, donors, and volunteers. Analyzed Salesforce data for donor trends and engagement level, identified opportunities for larger contributions. •Helped raise over $10,000 on Silicon Valley Gives Day by developing fundraising strategies for the campaign, evaluating past campaigns, brainstorming a new strategic plan, and creating overall communications plan to promote giving. •Developed strong alliances throughout the organization, allowing for open communication and collaboration.•Communicated with senior management through meetings, calls, and presentations on various projects; presented formal and informal milestone updates throughout.

•Researched and analyzed the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s process for filing a discrimination claim, identified ways in which the process was constrained, brainstormed alternatives, and created a more accessible process for our clients. •Provided administrative and research support to staff attorneys on cases. •Maintained computer and office legal filing systems.•Assisted Development team with events and donor outreach, including organizing the annual luncheon attended by over 1,000 guests.

Freelance news article writing covering the Olympics and local rowing news.

•Coordinated camp activities, directed campfire, taught cooking classes, and led educational nature hikes for children aged 5-12.•Supervised and assisted in the training and development of high school junior leaders.

•Worked as a grassroots organizer on the national New Voters Project campaign. • Planned campaign events, recruited and trained volunteers for events, coordinated with other interns to set and reach goals.•Registered over 1000 students to vote on campus through organized tabling and classroom information sessions on voter apathy and civic duty.

Four year member of the University of Wisconsin Varsity Lightweight Women's Crew team. As a captain, participated in weekly meetings with coaches. Organized and lead team workouts. Coordinated team events for rowers. Facilitated communication between athletes and coaches.

•Prepared locally sourced ingredient to provide good, clean, fair food, at affordable prices to the community.•Worked on local farms conducting various tasks while learning about the processes involved from farm to table.

•Assisted teacher naturalists on day and night hikes, organized educational games, and supervised a cabin of 8-12 middle school children for 5 days.•Continue to serve as an active member of the Caritas community through the alumni group; working to raise funds to send low-income students to camp.