- Handle logistics, planning, and execution for all student workshops, events, and programs - Spearhead marketing and outreach for programs and events - Evaluate programs and events for efficiency and effectiveness - Day-to-day operations and coordination

- Edited and proofread student curriculum, project booklets, and literature- Promoted and spoke on behalf of the organization at conferences and events - Designed and edited covers for Islamic children's literature- Designed and created artwork for curriculum and project booklets - Created original infographics and imagery for curriculum and promotional material - Created original pamphlets, guidebooks, flyers, promotional material, and more

- Designed flyers and invitations for banquets, fundraisers, cultural events, and workshops for teens and adults- Oversaw social media of organization - Created digital feedback forms and analyzed response data for members- Organized events and handled venue, logistics, guest-list, and all design needs from inception to execution and post-event analysis - Organized banquets and fundraisers with over 400+ attendees and raised over $1 million annually for 3 years

Mission Statement: Our main goal is to organize the American Muslim community in the mainstream public affairs, civic discourse, and party politics all across the United States.- Designed and composed content for weekly e-letter- Designed posters, cards, invitations, etc. - Managed client and donor database - Conducted meetings and conference calls - Coordinated flights and hotel arrangements for organization's speakers

The Peer Mentor program serves incoming CSU East Bay freshmen with an emphasis on educational success through personal well-being. Peer Mentors typically work in classrooms with General Studies instructors. They expand on one's knowledge of topics essential to every college student. These include, but are not limited to, developing financial literacy, positively handling stress, and managing time and study habits. In the Peer Mentor Offices, mentors are available to meet with students to discuss any difficulties students may be facing and/or provide referrals to other campus resources.- Developed curriculum- Conducted leadership workshops - Counseled 30 students- Offered emotional and academic support

The role of the Peer Mentor Program is to assist freshmen students in the transition from middle school to high school by providing emotional support, training in important life skills, and pushing for academic excellence through tutoring and guidance.