The purpose of the Navy ROTC Program is to educate and train qualified young men and women for service as commissioned officers in the Navy. The role of a Squad Leader is to lead, develop, mentor, and train the Midshipmen in their squad. This includes physical fitness, academic preparation, instruction on proper uniform wear, care, and appearance, instruction on proper customs and courtesies, and the completion of Professional Qualification Standards.

Selected out of 5,000 applicants to participate in the program focused on perfecting your resume, learning about the various roles and divisions at Goldman Sachs, reviewing interview best-practices, and networking with professionals from across the firm.

Founded in 1996, the Harvard Financial Analysts Club (HFAC) is Harvard's largest finance organization on campus, having recruited over 800 students in the past four years, in addition to managing a $40,000 investment portfolio. HFAC is dedicated to providing the Harvard student body with sound financial education programs and real-world investment experience. Through the HFAC comp, new members are given a ground up introduction to finance with a focus on internship/career preparation. After completion of the comp, students can help manage HFAC’s open-end mutual fund, an equity portfolio under the direction of the club’s student and alumni members. In addition to its weekly financial meetings, HFAC hosts guest speakers and conducts networking events with finance professionals and former members.-Third place in the HFAC stock competition out of over 200 students.

-Learned about credit underwriting and underwrote several loans between $1 million and $5 million.-Conducted annual reviews of loans and updated risk ratings to ensure borrowers' continued compliance with Valley credit policy.-Evaluated personal and business cash flows for various borrowers.-Conducted in depth-analyses and research on several different industries and markets, including a report on the entire Florida housing market.-Ordered corporate and personal tax returns, credit reports, and financial statements.