Collect, organize, and visualize interview and survey data to create comprehensive deliverables for Oakland policymakers and other stakeholders in the affordable housing crisis.

Efficiently manage front desk operations, including answering multi-line phones and directing guests within the office. Utilize MS Word, Excel, and other software for data compilation.

Selected as a participant in a summer research fellowship focusing on the Gentrification and Residential Instability in Oakland project under the mentorship of Dr. Jackelyn Hwang. Engaging in interviews and organizing data collection to provide valuable insights for the development of a program aimed at addressing homelessness.

Assist in a range of organizational and administrative duties related to CSWS program development and implementation. Provide support for events, programs, information sessions, workshops, recruitment and selection processes, meeting preparation, and communications.

Intern on two projects Chronicling El Movimiento and Reconstructing Weatherbreak Exhibit.Chronicling El Movimiento- Analyzed Chicano newspapers to contextualize the Chicano movement and produced metadata in order to accession newspapers.Reconstructing Weatherbreak Exhibit- Engaged with the public, carried out demos and hands-on learning experiences highlighting the development of innovative architecture, such as geodesic domes, in response to climate change.Created volunteer schedules and managed over 30 docent volunteers

Facilitate and create lesson plans for incoming frosh about Stanford life, resources on campus, mental wellness, etc.

Researched, analyzed, and created a database on migration and settlement of Latinx ethnic groups in New York City from 1970-2000 for Dr. Pedro Regalado's publications.

Digitized, coded, and organized archival material for Dr. Mike Amezcua's book Making Mexican Chicago.