Growing up, I had creative tendencies that aided me in and out of school. Whether I was studying for math or English class, I resorted to strategies such as mnemonic devices and rhyming to help me remember formulas, vocabulary words, and facts. I quickly discovered my love for patterns while still holding on to my attachment for creative outlets. When it came time to decide on what career path I wanted to take, I knew that pursuing marketing would fulfill my desire to continue expressing my innovative inclinations in the workplace while also enabling me to analyze trends of human behavior. To extend on my interest of people’s behaviorial habits- a curiosity that rooted from being immersed in a world influenced by social media trends and resulting consequences of generations neglecting their mental health- I decided to also work towards a minor in Psychology. I previously worked at Monarch Franchise Consulting as an executive assistant handling lead qualification, spreadsheet development, and other administrative duties. As an employee at Monarch, I am well acquainted with customer service, communications, and data entry. Furthermore, I was previously an employee at Topgolf as a Guest Services team member, where I heavily dealt with customer service and hospitality. I also privately tutored K-12 students, where I gained experience with curriculum planning, identifying and removing obstacles, and creating a safe and helpful environment for my students. In high school, I was a Service Chair for my school's National Honor Society. I had the role of organizing and executing community service events for our 450+ members. I also worked alongside a team of students who collaborated and often had to work through obstacles to reach our organization's goals. Moreover, I was on the Yearbook Team, where I designed spreads, conducted interviews, took and edited photographs, and gathered even more experience with teamwork. Eventually, I was promoted to the position of Editor in Chief, which gave me the opportunity to lead a team composed of half new members. Although my time on the Yearbook Staff has come to an end, my love for photography hasn't.I will be graduating in May 2026, after which I intend to combine my knowledge of Marketing Services and Psychological analysis to pursue a career in a Marketing firm.