Jay Jasti Email & Phone Number

College Station-Bryan Area

As an intern with Reformed University Fellowship International (RUF-I), a campus ministry dedicated to "reaching students for Christ and equipping them to serve," I have the opportunity to share the Good News of Jesus with over 6,000 international students at Texas A&M. Through one-on-one meetings, leading group discussions, Bible studies, and extending Christ-like love, I hope to engage with students from diverse backgrounds and share the transformative good news that changed me and millions around the world, and love them as Christ did loved me. Being an international student myself, I understand the challenges of living abroad, navigating a new culture, and speaking a different language. God has placed within me a deep desire to love others as myself, and He has equipped me to serve this ministry through my unique life experiences, language skills, and a strong commitment to loving the nations.In this role, I aim to develop the skills and discernment needed to fulfill my calling to become a Minister of the Gospel. Under the guidance and mentorship of my Campus Minister, I hope to strengthen my passion for making Christ known and help others experience His transformative love. I look forward to growing in my desire to see lives changed, just as mine was, and to working toward a future where people from all backgrounds and nations come to know and follow Jesus.

Waco, Texas, United States

• Mentor to 10 Political Science transfers at Baylor. Plan and host events such as group coffees and supervise communications with students by reaching out via email, text, and group-me. • Meet bi-weekly to answer questions, guide students, and ensure their college journey is successful. Refer students to services based on specific needs.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Summer Fellow in the inaugural cohort for the Baylor in Washington Fellowship on Religion and Social Life: a competitive, full-time academic program focused on issues surrounding religion and public life for select student leaders from Baylor University. • Heard from the nation’s leading experts on human trafficking, racism and law enforcement, constitutional law, church and state relations, human flourishing, democracy, and poverty.• Engaged in thought-provoking discussions with brilliant minds in diverse fields and deepened my knowledge of the profound impact of religion on our social fabric, the work of nonprofits, and the individuals who strive each day for a better world.

Waco, Texas, United States

• Co-lead a community group of 15 college students every Sunday with a focus on the Bible and applying the teachings of Jesus. Create a welcoming spirit with a focus on community and belonging. • Meet once monthly with Church leadership to discuss progress, plan events, and troubleshoot issues. Report to the College Pastor weekly for guidance and mentorship. • Pursue a personal relationship with students by meeting one-on-one to aid in their spiritual growth and enhance their college experience. Ensure care and community to individuals from the Church.

Waco, Texas, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Served Church Ministry to Congress as a Summer intern by fostering a community of belonging and fellowship, aiding individuals in their spiritual formation, and sharing the teachings of Jesus. • Hosted fellowship nights and facilitated weekly seminars, discussing a broad array of topics such as Religious Freedom, Church-State relations, and the role of Christianity in the modern world. • Committed extensive outreach to Congressional offices, visiting upwards of 150 Congressional offices from numerous states and political leanings to promote the Ministry to staff and interns.• Adapted to different environments to stimulate rich conversations, thereby building close connections. Strategically planned to retain individuals by keeping track of Data on Excel, sending emails and texts with graphics created on Canva, and attending one-on-one meetings. • Read and discussed books on political theology and the importance of morals and ethics within the legal profession- shaping me to be a dutiful professional with honesty and integrity.

Waco, Texas, United States

• Spoke to over 200 prospective Baylor applicants in 1,000 call attempts. Briefed students about majors, campus life, and special academic programs, and referred them to Baylor’s online services.

New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States

• Served the Rutgers University Police Department as a Student Officer, preserving safety and security for students on campus through department management, community outreach and on-field duties. • Coordinated and worked with various local and state police departments in the wake of increased crime by providing support in football games, move-in days, and other large-scale university events. • Gained experience in the application of the law by enforcing NJ statutes. Served over 5000 students and individuals–shaping my conception of the law and its practical application in the world.

Hyderabad, Telangana, India

• Worked as a fundraising intern for a religious non-profit by hosting outreach programs and fundraisers. Managed a team of 5 considering labor laws and city ordinances for events. • Raised over $2500 by contacting over 500 people and received donations from over 150 people to donate spiritual books to underprivileged schools, orphanages, and old age homes across the city. • Gained exposure to the structure and management of religious institutions and the laws binding such institutions under Indian law with regards to taxation, religious expression, and consumer protection.

Bachelor'S Degree, B.A. Political Science, B.A. Economics | Minor: Legal Reasoning And Analysis, Senior

Activities and Societies: Pi Sigma Alpha: Baylor Men's Choir, National Political Science Honor Society, Baylor Moot Court, Baylor.

Bachelor'S Degree, Political Science

Activities and Societies: Rutgers Commuter Student Association (RCSA)- Senior Initiatives Chair, Rutgers Undergraduate Student Alliance.