Taught the following courses: DC Electronics, Network Standards & Protocols, and Introduction to PC

Fabulous 16-week volunteer experience. I taught my Apprenticeship at Grant Middle School in Albuquerque, NM. The students were remarkable and successfully completed our goal of hand-coding (via HTML and javascripting techniques) and publishing a website within the allotted time frame.I look forward to donating more time to this wonderful children's development organization in the future!

As an appointed volunteer project proposal panelist, I read, edit, scrutinize, correct, and confer with other specialists about submitted project designs plans. I test equations, question the project’s preliminary test results, confer with specialists, and attend virtual meetings with my committee peers to discuss and review the power point presentations given by the Engineers Without Borders (EWB) student and professional chapters of the mountain region. Depending on the preparation, designs, testing results of the geological area, and the knowledge base provided by the presenting group, I and my peers vote to approve or disapprove the application and then submit our vote to the EWB Advisory Board for finalization.

As a cashier, I provided customer service running the cash register resulting in the successful completion of customers shopping experience.

As a full-time, live-in care provider for three developmentally challenged adults my duties included the following responsibilities: daily meal preparation, medication assistance, appointment/travel scheduling, documentation of client daily activities, medicine charting, housekeeping duties, liaison between the client's families, ARCA and other support professionals working with my clients, hygiene assistance, and keeping up to date with each clients ever-changing medical, dietary and social inclusion needs via client charts, notes from doctors, nurses, and/or therapists.

Student Organization Lead

Assisted in the planning, organization, and chartering procedures involved in creating a new student organization at The University of New Mexico (UNM).