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New Haven, Connecticut, United States

Somerville, Massachusetts, United States

- Provided support designing, coordinating, implementing, executing, analyzing, and evaluating multimedia climate change and sustainability awareness and engagement campaigns for the Office of Sustainability and Environment.- Supported the maintenance of relationships and collaborations on climate change programs and projects with key external entities.- Identified strategies to connect with community members and meet with community leaders to design targeted engagement strategies.

Stanford, California, United States

Researched Climate shocks, like droughts, can lead to violent conflict; can aid from international donors or national governments help.Climate change is increasing conflict in many regions and stressing agricultural supply. However, the effectiveness of local aid and foreign intervention in mitigating these problems is poorly understood, and therefore the need to identify which factors could have a long-term effect. -Reviewed existing literature to identify varying social safety net structures and practices with the aim to understand their effectiveness. We reviewed about 20 scientific articles, meta-analyses, and scientific papers. - Used data from the World Bank Group Report, Realizing the Full Potential of Social Safety Nets in Africa to identify safety net program types, such as cash transfers, schoolfeeding programs, and health intervention, by correlating variables using R. - Conducted literature review on topics related to climate conflict, government relations, and possible water wars- Accessed Economics Databases and Findings from the World Bank on Ethiopia Rural Productive Safety Net Project - Learned coding software R

-Collaborated with a team of 15 college ambassadors and Co-Founder Chris Dickerson.-Planned social media campaigns and increased engagement on all social platforms.-Brainstormed and executed sustainability initiatives in the realm of athletics, specifically with the MLB.-Facilitated strategic partnerships with sustainable brands to plan social media promotion and giveaways.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Undergraduate Student Member in a pilot webinar series titled Online Conversations for Equity, Action, and Networking (OCEAN) dedicated to amplifying early career BIack, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) marine researchers and professionals in New England funded by Woods Hole Sea Grant- Worked on a team of undergraduate and graduate students to assist with the production of the OCEAN podcasts.- Brainstormed interview questions and conducted the "pre-interviewing" of Four OCEAN speakers.- Helped with the design of the podcast logo, advertised and promoted the podcast, and edited 1 hour interviews.- Hosted and moderated Four 30- to 40-minute undergraduate webinars with featured speakers.

-Posted about products/services online (Instagram) twice a week-Created and edited content for social media -Built trusting relationships with potential customers-Used word-of-mouth marketing techniques, like referring L.L.Bean to friends

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

-Conducted 15 interviews with Farmer Market Managers about their markets and food access programs, their day-to-day operations, food access programs, and consumer demographics-Wrote a peer-reviewed paper about Farmer’s Markets and their roles in closing food access gaps-Learned essential functions of GIS to analyze demographic data and Stata to analyze interviews result

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

- Conducted research with Professor Paige Fischer on Private Landowners in Northwoods and Their Beliefs of Climate Change- Focused on socioeconomic demographics and how it affects human activities and views on climate change

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

- Managed intake of constituent correspondence and casework.- Contacted federal agencies on behalf of constituents and relaying responses.- Attended and assisted with events.- Researched legislative initiatives and other short- and long-term research projects.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

- Assisted Professor with class duties - Served as a liaison for students in the class and of the director of First-Year Seminars

Greater Boston Area

- Assisted with the study of how change in water chemistry alters the morphology of otolith types in Eels by dissecting, measuring, and keeping written and photographic records. -Performed clerical duties and organized records of the laboratory.

- Performed administrative duties including faxing, filing and managing incoming and outgoing mail- Conducted casework and followed up with various steps of cases- Answered phone calls and assisting office visitors.- Assisted staff with administrative tasks and office operations.