As Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement and Annual Giving at Capital University, I work with the Advancement Team to ensure alumni feel heard and welcomed by their alma mater. I also contribute to Capital’ strategic plan for Annual Giving by working in the stewardship and improvement of giving programs.

I have most recently worked as a stipendiary volunteer in the Evangelical Lutheran Church’s (ELCA) Young Adults in Global Mission programI was on placement at Sacred Trinity Church in Salford (Manchester City Center), United Kingdom. I assisted in their weekly programming (Place of Welcome, The Flat Iron Community Choir, and Sunday worship), special events (such as gigs & conferences), and media relations. Along with my work at Sacred Trinity, I also spent one day a week volunteering with Year Five students at Friars Primary School and another day at a L’Arche Community home, assisting people living with learning disabilities.

A ministry of the ELCA’s Rocky Mountain Synod, my time at Rainbow Trail honed my interpersonal skills and provided lessons in producing creative programming for people of all agesPersonally led over ten teams of four young adults on week-long day camp ministry programs Managed and coordinated volunteer responsibilities with congregations putting on programming for children ages 5-16, ranging from 15 to 90 in number

As a pre-seminary intern, I am exploring what a call to ministry could be like for my life. This position includes readings and completing a project of my choice.

As the part-time night manager in Capital University's Office of Student & Community Engagement, I staff the office for six hours a few nights a week. My tasks include helping students check out the university credit cards, providing direction/assistance when asked questions about university events/policy, and doing an hourly walk of the building.

It has been my honor to serve as an intern in the office of State Representative Richard Brown. Representative Brown is the Assistant Minority Whip for the Democratic Caucus. My tasks include responding to constituent emails, taking notes at committee meetings, and organizing office files.

A ministry of the ELCA’s Rocky Mountain Synod, my time at Rainbow Trail honed my interpersonal skills and provided lessons in producing creative programming for people of all agesPersonally led over ten teams of four young adults on week-long day camp ministry programs Managed and coordinated volunteer responsibilities with congregations putting on programming for children ages 5-16, ranging from 15 to 90 in number.