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Teach weekly classes for students ages 3-adult in RAD Ballet, Contemporary, and Hip Hop

Teach weekly classes in Contemporary and Jazz

Directed onsite camps in King City, Toronto, OttawaOversee activities for students ages 9-16; ensure onsite safety protocolsCommunicate with parents daily to provide updates on progress and behaviorLed a team of 20 staff; conduct training meetings, delegate tasks, and create schedules

Develop debate and public speaking instructional resources for students ages 9-16Facilitate programming for 300 online campersProgram development initiatives and staff training

Onsite camp leadership in Toronto, Niagara, OttawaDeveloped debate and public instructional materials

Taught beginner through advanced Debate, Public Speaking, and Model United NationsWorked on individual skills and speech development

2024 Hertog Humanities Alumni Seminar, John Milton’s Paradise Lost; researched Milton's rhetorical embellishment of Genesis I in Book VII of Paradise Lost 2023 Humanities at Hertog Fellow in Utopia and Dystopia seminar; Produced seminar discussion paper on tonal shifts and imagination in Yevgeny Zamyatin’s We

Represent the department at academic fairs Serve as a liaison between faculty and students Academic advising for underclassmenCo-host of department-wide events such as speakers, book exchanges, and writing workshops

Coordinated seasonal after school art and science classes at Plympton Elementary School Taught classes for grades 2-5Hosted trainings, worked with Plympton administration

Teaching Assistant for Humanities 1A Tragedy: Love and Death in the Creative ImaginationHosted weekly office hours to facilitate understanding of material (comparative literature and philosophy texts)Offered paper revising support for students as they transitioned to academic writing at the university level

Researched the feminist legacy of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House under the supervision of Jacqueline Kellish and Rachel Ciampoli. Presented and defended research at the 2023 Humanities and Activism Symposium by the National Humanities Center located in North Carolina, USA

Facilitated volunteer placements for 400 undergraduate studentsHosted volunteer fairs for the Brandeis community