Oversee all programming in Chi Omega Mu, including but not limited to, philanthropy events and fundraisers, off-site socials, chapter bonding events, career development seminars and workshops, sustainability presentations and more. Am in constant communication with members planning these events and ensure that we are creating the highest quality programming for members and those in the wider Panhellenic community.

Organized and planned two sorority social events per semester with 350+ people in attendance per event. Coordinated venue, buses, event timeline, who is in attendance, food at the venue, reviewed legal contracts, and managed a five figure budget. Was the direct point of contact for every vendor and company. Ensured a safe and enjoyable event to those in attendance and implemented safety procedures following University and Chi Omega National guidelines.

Research assistant working on the project titled "Licensed and Unlicensed Cultivation Across Ban and Permit Jurisdictions.” Assess unlicensed cannabis production trends, policy impacts, market dynamics, and environmental effects through innovative multifaceted research methodologies.

Assisted in renewable energy consulting projects at E3 Analytics with a focus on Africa, Asia, and Europe, developing comprehensive analyses on energy storage technologies and research on plug-in solar projects. Contributed to sectoral analysis reports on Net Zero targets for the Indian government, focusing on key industries such as agriculture, power, and transport, and developing policy suggestions based on our data.

Worked in the Environmental Crimes Division, focusing on assisting the research and prosecution of unlicensed cannabis cultivations. Created a suspect database and worked on a research project about animal rights which is being developed and petitioned to be added to the California State Penal Code. Maintained contact with members of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for guidance.

Assisted teaching and lead group figure skating classes, teaching skaters of all ages. Provided physical and emotional support to students helping them have a strong foundation in the sport.

Conducted research about Ohlone Tribes including their culture, religion, hunting methods, and how they interacted with the environment and watersheds in particular. Reached out to scholars with mastery in related topics and served as the primary contact. Completed write ups for various “Points of Interests” that would then be used to conduct walking tours of watersheds in the Bay Area.