IA for STOR 215: Foundations of Decision Sciences

• Head of the Selection committee, which is responsible for reading applications and conducting interviews for potential new members• Host interest meetings for nominated and interested candidates at least once a semester• Implement the mentor/mentee program, pairing newly inducted members with current members to create a wider sense of community within the organization• Create digital flyers and emails to distribute among organization members to inform about upcoming events• Collaborate with the current President to conduct current business

As the Outreach Chair, I served as the Head of the Support and Outreach committee, which is responsible for liaison between the Society of Janus Chapter and all other NRHH Chapters to coordinate activities and share ideas. I was also responsible for the upkeep of the NRHH Society of Janus official Instagram page and website.• Created a "Meet our New Members" initiative that was featured on our Instagram page• Attended several Board of Governors meetings to promote our society to potential new members• Created gift baskets to send to the winners of our "Of the Month" drives as an effort to encourage recognition among our colleagues and superiors

As the Recognition Chair, I served as the head of the Recognition Committee, which is responsible for creating and implement at least one event per month that recognizes different on-campus groups and/or employees. I also collaborated with the Vice President to carry out the bi-annual induction ceremony for new members. • Executed Carolina Dining Service recognition event with every employee receiving a hand-written note in their native language• Sponsored pizza parties for the almost 100 Office Assistants on UNC's campus

• Complete up to 30 individual online orders a week by substituting out of stock items as necessary, bagging the orders efficiently, and processing the payment information• Maintain a positive customer service relationship with all customers, both over the phone and inside the store• Demonstrate flexibility and teamwork by working in other departments in the store as necessary

As an audit intern, I worked closely with the CFO and the accounting team at the firm. Most of my work was centered around account reconciliation. Unfortunately, this opportunity was suspended prematurely due to a restructuring of the company.• Reconciled accounts for 190 previously unrelated international companies to manage group-wide financial statements• Implemented the use of Kyriba, a cash flow software, for future company use• Compiled and analyzed a consolidated chart of accounts to track cash flow more effectively throughout the group• Organized supporting documentation for interparty relations for all historical account information

This was an opportunity that I received through my participation as a SMART Mentor during the 2019-2020 academic year. SMART Mentoring is a collaboration between Volunteers for Youth and APPLES Service-Learning that pairs UNC students with at-risk youth in the Chapel Hill/Carrboro area.• Served as a liaison between the mentees and their parents, the mentors, and the SMART Mentoring Team• Planned and delivered an orientation session for the incoming mentors to educate them about the program and potential challenges they may face while working with at-risk youth• Built working profiles of all mentors and mentees in the 2020-2021 class and created the mentor/mentee partnerships

Collaborate with external clubs and groups to deliver at least 3 programs per month for Granville Towers. Serve as an intermediary between clubs/external groups and Granville Towers Community Government. Handle large catering orders and other materials received from outside of Granville Towers for over 1200 residents. Developed an event attended by over 150 residents introducing them to the Counseling and Psychological Services.

Managed the booking of all Student Union rooms and other needed spaces to ensure space for all 850+ participants. Created and implemented MUNCHFest; a social event for all the participating delegates; includes catering, entertainment, fundraising, sponsorships, and merchandise. Supervised all material purchases and printing of necessary documents to provide to the delegates. Planned 3 special events during the conference to entertain and educate the participants.

Managed camp facilities and materials including common areas, activity shelters, water, and other program supplies. Organized technical details involved in 8 evening programs, including setting up sound equipment, building fires, delivering food and other supplies. Led clean-up efforts at the end of camp, which involved inventorying supplies and organizing storage facilities. Facilitated the “Webelos Walkabout” event, allowing over 100 participants to practice hiking skills. Served as a communication liaison between participants and camp officials in relation to camp needs.