This position included the following responsibilities:- Planning and Publishing posts for the LaunchLab social channels (Twitter, Instagram and Facebook)- Creating marketing plans for events- Designing content for advertising- Coordinating with various university officials to enable the LaunchLab to be a part of various events- Attendance of and execution of various events mentioned above (class visits, resource tables, booths at events such as Innovation Day, Faculty Orientation, Decide & Discover Day, etc.).- Facilitating Residence Hall programming in partnership with Residence Hall Staff- Writing press releases for events, both to promote beforehand and to summarize afterwards- Working the front desk: filtering calls & greeting and directing visitors

WV GSE is a camp for high school students that aspires to teach students about entrepreneurship, business and innovation. Responsibilities for my position included: - Managing the social media channels- Writing daily blogs - Organizing and facilitating activities and programs- Preparing and teaching a presentation and workshop on marketing strategy- Being a constant resource to students- Supervising, transporting and mentoring the students throughout camp

Here I worked for three different professors completing various assigned tasks. The primary class I worked with was a combination of WVU's Principles of Marketing course and the Survey of Marketing course. Simply put, it was an introductory marketing course that had nearly 350 students in it. I was in charge of printing and preparing exams, entering grades, grading several written assignments, and proctoring exams. I also performed several miscellaneous administrative and organizational tasks.

This position included the following responsibilities:- Creating and facilitating programs for residents that met learning outcomes of Marshall’s Programming Rubric- fostering community among residents- Conducting roommate meditations when conflict arose- Coordinating frequently with fellow resident advisors and supervisors- Being on call through the night once a week for any residence hall emergencies - Taking disciplinary action (writing reports, calling the police, informing supervisor, etc.) when residence hall rules were broken- Working the front desk of the residence hall; filtering calls, checking in guests, ensuring only residents and signed-in guests made it past the front desk, answered questions- Designing monthly bulletin boards that met learning outcomes set by supervisor