Vice President for the Muslim Student Association (MSA) at Las Positas College.

Student Senator for the LPC Student Government (LPCSG) at Las Positas College.

-Assessing Faculty, Student and staff technological needs for Las Positas College using various vehicles including reports and survey data;-Researching and analyzing options for campus-wide technology;-Reviewing and evaluating resources and additional technology needs as they arise, using the college Mission, Vision, Values, and Priorities as guidelines:-Communicating on current and upcoming technology projects and collaboration with District ITS regarding District-wide projects and issues;-Reviewing and making recommendations on LPC Technology Master Plan, Accreditation and relevant District-wide master Plans;-Making recommendations for solutions in the following areas: Access, Staff development and training, & Support.

To elicit broad perspectives and advice regarding facility and sustainability needs of the College in order to serve the constituency groups and college by:-Providing input and reviewing plans for utilization, maintenance, construction, or renovation of facilities in concert with the District Facilities Committee;-Encouraging progress towards more sustainable use of energy, water, open space and other resources by promoting reduced consumption, reuse, recycling, and composting of these resources; -Providing input, reviewing, and encouraging transportation and campus access strategies that encourage use of public transportation, ride-sharing, bicycle, and pedestrian access.

Marketing and Outreach Director for the Muslim Student Association (MSA) at Las Positas College.

-Assisting with legal research, document preparation, and case management.-Draft and reviewing of legal documents, including trusts, contracts, pleadings, and correspondence.-Coordinating with court personnel, external counsel, and clients to facilitate case progression.

Emphasis within areas of business law, estate planning, personal injury, Social Security Disability claims, and general practice. Drafting legal memoranda and case briefs, client letters, and other written communications, alongside managing incoming client relations and case management.

President for the FBLA-PBL chapter at Las Positas College.lpcpblpresident@gmail.com

Director of External Affairs for the 2024-2025 California Collegiate FBLA-PBL state chapter.hadia@capbl.org

Secretary for the FBLA-PBL chapter at Las Positas College.

Empowering Young Innovators Through Dynamic Workshops and Real-World Business Competitions.

Allocated a $40,000 budget for the 2022-23 term, responsible for managing finances for schoolwide operations, sports, and clubs, ensuring that all expenses and revenues are accounted for through the school year. Under this role, I implemented new budgeting strategies to streamline the financial processes of ASB. I work closely with our financial Accountant and respected commissioners to plan and execute successful meetings to overlook all fundraisers, purchase orders, fund transfers, and reimbursement requests on a weekly basis. Financial reports are prepared and presented to school administrators each month. In conjunction with ASB, I also serve as chairperson of the Finance Committee for all of student government. Under my term, financial standing has increased by 175% through such efforts.Beyond financial management, I collaborated with 8 designated committees, leading a 60-person student government to execute engaging events that promote school spirit and unity on our campus, representing over 2100+ studentsThrough my experience as ASB Treasurer, I have developed valuable skills in budgeting, effective communication strategies, and a keen eye for detail. I am passionate about making an exponential impact within my campus and intend to continue utilizing these skills in future endeavors.

Allocated class funds for the 2021-22 term. I was responsible for managing budgets, fundraisers, and planning of events for the class of 2023. Coordinated 400+ students in homecoming preparations, worked alongside ASB Treasurer to manage funds, and managed all social media accounts for the junior class. I had the pleasure of leading and organizing our first prom back from the COVID-19 pandemic, which was a resounding success. Sold out tickets and raised significant funds for our school through this major event. I also organized several fundraisers for our class, allowing us to raise funds to support our prom and other class events which occurred throughout the year. Through my experience as Junior Class Treasurer, I've truly understood budgeting and adapted to the first-hand perspective of fundraising, event planning, and teamwork.

As the VP of Competition for DECA for 2 year-long terms, I've had the opportunity to lead and mentor students in the areas of Business Administration, Project Management, Law and Ethics, Human resources, and Research Operations. I work closely with competitors throughout the summer term in the form of workshops, and during the school year, to help them construct business portfolios for their designated categories on a bi-weekly basis. Organized, executed, and judged at our chapter’s first Mini Competition. In my role, my priority is ensuring that our Mountain House chapter is equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed at all of our development conferences. Through my mentorship, I have inspired and guided students to achieve great success in competition. Many of the students I managed went on to become finalists at regional (Norcal) and state (SCDC) levels. During both terms, our chapter has continued to break records for event recognition, and we have seen a significant increase in International (ICDC) qualifiers by 140%. As a competitor myself, I have had the privilege of competing for the past three years in areas including but not limited to Management, Entrepreneurship, and Sports and Entertainment marketing. My team and I were the first to represent the Mountain House chapter by gaining International recognition on stage as finalists for Project Management in 2022, and we will continue to represent our chapter at 2023 ICDC. These experiences have not only honed my skills in the areas of business and competition, but also taught me valuable lessons in teamwork, leadership, and perseverance.Overall, my experience as VP of Competition for DECA has provided me with invaluable skills in project management, teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving. It has also allowed me to leave a positive impact on our rapidly growing chapter, helping students to achieve their goals one-on-one in the world of business and competition.

As elected Treasurer for two consecutive terms, I managed the Mountain House Mock Trial team's finances and ensured that all expenses were accounted for. I was responsible for developing and managing the team's budget when necessary, keeping accurate financial records, and providing regular reports to our advisor and executive team alike. In addition to managing finances, I contributed to the team's success by participating in practices and competitions. As a member of the mock trial team for 4 years, I developed my critical thinking and public speaking skills, and gained a deeper understanding of legal concepts and procedures through the process.Through my experience as Treasurer for the Mountain House delegation, I developed skills in budgeting, financial management, problem-solving, working under pressure, and teamwork. As a mock trial competitor, I have been able to apply my analytical skills to complex legal cases, such as those created by the Constitutional Rights Foundation.