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As a Resident Assistant, I was tasked with cultivating a positive living environment for 28 residents by working with 5 other Resident Assistants in my building to address student needs, encourage residents to get involved, and foster the development of relationships through community builders. My role pushes me to be professional, dependable, and have a positive attitude in order to be a role model for my residents.

As part of the President's Road Map Internship at Binghamton University, a team of 6 School of Management students were tasked with creating a case competition that would increase the engagement of the University with the local high schools. After weeks of research and brainstorming we created the annual Bright Spots Case Competition. Description of the Bright Spots Case Competition:The Bright Spots Case Competition challenges junior-level students to develop a project that they believe would create a positive change in their community. In the process, students will learn more about where they live and how they can be a part of improving their surroundings, all while putting to use many highly valuable skills they'll need to be successful after graduation.My role in founding the competition:After the initial brainstorming process where we all worked on creating a strategic plan for the competition and defining what it is, we delegated the logistic tasks to initiate the competition within two months. My roles included:Recruiting key stakeholders in the local community such as mayors, CEOs, and service leaders to act as judges and sponsorsLogistical planning for the competition such as the implementation of a registration process, budgeting, and room reservations/cateringCreation of a website/marketing materials to effectively communicate the value of the competition.Mentor winning team to support them with turning their project concept into a reality with bi-weekly meetings to discuss progress, future steps, and encouraging their development as leaders in the communityVisit www.bubrightspots.org to see the designed website and learn more about the competition!

Partnered with 3 leadership students to analyze the strategy, financial data, and daily operations of a local non-profit by identifying key areas of opportunity and creating a plan to align the resources and structure of the organization to its mission Some of our implementations include:-Establishing the tradition of the hand print wall ceremony where newly naturalized citizens come to the American Civic Association to symbolize their big moment and solidify the ACA as a cultural hub bringing diversity to the community-Promoting organization’s Facebook page by creating a collection of stories titled “Immigrants of Binghamton” which highlight the pasts of immigrants living in the community and embraces their impact on the community-Enhancing the organization’s refugee program by establishing a mentor program where past refugees of the same culture become mentors to incoming refugees to ease the transition period and create a strong connections to the community

Assisted in developing a collaborative system to computerize the counselors visit schedule into one collaborative database and establish a framework to ease the future processResponsible for actively engaging high school students and parents to showcase the opportunities provided at Binghamton University and providing advice for potential students.