• Wrote and performed research for lengthy, detailed articles on a variety of public health-related topics for use in a monthly Kansas Community Health Worker coalition newsletter• Initiated and led the development of a mentoring program for community health workers from across the state of Kansas• Collaborated with government stakeholders and community-based agencies to evaluate the impact and infrastructure needs of community health workers and their clients• Provided assorted technical assistance to the Kansas Community Health Worker Coalition, including basic video editing and workforce development programming

• Reviewed individual support plans to be submitted for approval by Sedgwick County Developmental Disability Office.• Mentored young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through a local independent living agency.

• Led committee meetings with other student Senators operated through parliamentary procedure• Served as advocate for student interests regarding food insecurity and environmental sustainability during interactions with university administrators• Planned a campus “safety walk” in which students and university police officers traveled throughout campus to determine safety hazards, such as poor nighttime lighting and unsafe road conditions• Planned and facilitated a “listening session” event that provided students the opportunity to discuss the role of the University Police Department• Crafted, debated, and voted on legislation during student senate meetings

• Developed socioemotional topics that would form basis of episodes of a public television program geared towards Elementary school-aged children• Contributed to the creation of a childhood literacy-oriented curriculum through online research and meetings with relevant education professionals• Participated in operating an educational summer camp for 8-10-year-old students from underprivileged backgrounds