I am the Director of the Photo Department at The Notre Dame Observer. I am responsible for connecting my staff of a dozen photographers to opportunities in the Notre Dame-South Bend area. I hold relationships with numerous administrative organizations and athletic commissioners to secure media credentials for on-campus functions. I also organize production shifts which choose which photos are featured in print and online publications. I also attend weekly editorial board meetings that serve as the executive committee of The Observer.

I assist in physically constructing the Observer newspaper on a tri-weekly basis. I work on photo production, which involves selecting appropriate pictures for use in the News, Sports, and Scene Departments. I am also responsible for collecting responses and an accompanying headshot from six students on a question of my choice for a section called 'Photopoll'.

I wrote a dozen stories for the News Department for The Observer. Three were syndicated by publications of University academic organizations such as the Kellogg School of International Studies and the Mendoza College of Business.

I was elected to this role in April, though my term will not begin until the 2024-2025 schoolyear.My responsibilities as Junior Director of Corporate Relations include:- Securing employers for annual college engineering events such as Engineering Industry Day.- Acting as a liaison between the Career Center and the Engineering Leadership Council (ELC).- General communication and networking with engineering affiliated companies and organizations.- Aiding the Senior Director of Corporate Relations in executing tasks related to the role.- Attend weekly meetings of the ELC.

I am a member of the McNeill Common Good Fellowship within the Center for Social Concerns. The fellowship is three-year paid position which includes over $10,000 in research funding and the option of a fully funded summer internships following my sophomore and junior years.

I developed a research project called Trending to Agnosticism: the Rise of Secularization in the Modern World.

I re-established the American Red Cross Youth Club at Northwest High School after a nine-month hiatus. I handpicked the leadership team and reconnected us with the regional Red Cross organization in the Chesapeake Bay Area. I am responsible for planning Red Cross-affiliated service activities, coordinating with regional leadership, and organizing all general and officer’s meetings.