- Chaired and recruited the Pacific Thrives Committee- Met monthly with the Dean of Students to debrief and address student health and wellness concerns, issues, and areas of improvement- Served on an as-needed basis as the student consultant to the university Student Success Task Force- Worked with Student Health Services on no-cost menstruation and safe-sex products distribution- Worked with Student Health Services on safe sex and sexual health education- Worked with Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), Active Minds, and other campus/student psychological wellness organizations to destigmatize mental health- Planned culturally-rooted and holistic healing events (e.g., sound baths and community circles to discuss health/wellness)- Worked on culturally responsive nutrition education with the campus nutritionist and dietician - Periodically hosted health and wellness forums to solicit and gather qualitative student feedback- Directed students to the proper outlets to obtain assistance with questions related to health, counseling, wellness, prevention, and safety- Attended, as often as possible, health and wellness RSO events, meetings, and programs- Faithfully executed all other tasks as assigned by the ASuop President

- Held regular office hours at the University of the Pacific's Writing Center- Consulted undergraduate students from a range of disciplines and offered feedback on all types of writing projects (essays, fiction, applications, etc.)- Constructively and collaboratively responded to the strengths and weaknesses of students' writing assignments- Composed thorough and accurate writing consultation reports at the end of each appointment- Attended new employee orientation sessions- Attended staff meetings and engages in professional development that focuses on a range of professional and academic topics

- Represented University of the Pacific's English Department at admission events for the College of the Pacific- Regularly updated English Department's Instagram page- Created original graphic designs using Canva for English Department social media- Wrote welcome letters and emails to incoming English students

- Encouraged Pacific students to submit their written work to Pacific's award-winning undergraduate literary magazine - Collaborated with four literature board team members to vote on written submissions (poetry & short stories)- Matched written submissions to visual art submissions for book formatting/layout purposes- Appraised and curated dozens of written submissions, including a backlog of submissions from 2020-2023, to encapsulate the theme of resurgence - Contributed to the first team of Pacific students since before the COVID-19 pandemic to publish a physical copy of Calliope

- Promoted and embodied Sigma Tau Delta's mission, conferring distinction for high achievement in English language and literature, on the University of the Pacific's Stockton campus- Created a student recruitment strategy with the guidance and support of Dr. Camille Norton- Compiled an original Sigma Tau Delta newsletter, designed to serve as a handbook for Pacific's English Department in future years- Spoke to all Pacific undergraduate English courses about Sigma Tau Delta's mission, history, and eligibility requirements- Successfully recruited six (6) students in Spring 2023 and five (5) students in Spring 2024

- Led high-quality and connected learning experiences with rising kindergarteners (ages 4-5~)- Collaborated with library and classroom staff- Established and maintained an environment that embraced the growth mindset- Actively facilitated open-ended, child directed projects in English, Math, and Science- Monitored children's safety during class time, recess, snack, afternoon pick-up, and in-between periods- Attended weeklong children's education training in Summer 2022

- Worked under the direction and supervision of Student Health and Counseling Services to develop, coordinate, and implement outreach activities, workshops, and special events designed to educate and de-stigmatize topics of health and wellness- Mentored and trained Peer Health Educator Interns to facilitate Health and Wellness Promotion Workshops and outreach events on Sacramento State's campus- Designed training schedules and presentations for incoming Peer Health Educator Interns- Held weekly virtual office hours with Peer Health Educator Interns- Served as the Club President for Active Minds & the liaison between Sacramento State's Student Health and Counseling Services and the Active Minds National Organization- Coordinated with campus departments to determine the feasibility of Student Health and Counseling tabling events throughout the academic year - Interviewed and evaluated Peer Health Educator applicants for the 2022-2023 academic year- Served as a Teaching Assistant for ID-195- Ensured that Peer Health Educators in the Active Minds cohort were on track to pass ID-195 through monthly evaluations- Incorporated feedback from campus community, Peer Health Educators, full-time Health & Wellness Promotion staff, and peers to revise PHE programming throughout the year- Co-organized campus’s Out of the Darkness Walk, which raised $27,000 for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and amassed over 1,000 participants in April 2022

May 2021-May 2022: Co-Executive EditorSeptember 2019-May 2021: Multimedia Editor

- Served as a knowledgeable representative for 8,000 new students- Advised incoming students on General Education and graduation requirements- Evaluated college and AP credits for GE equivalencies- Conducted small group presentations for students and parents- Developed student presentations- Reviewed confidential academic student records- Assisted students with schedule planning and registration tools- Troubleshooted and resolved student and parent concerns- Referred students to campus services and programs- Facilitated Zoom registration help sessions for transfer students - Portrayed Sac State, its policies, services, and programs in a professional manner- Participated in diversity, sexual harassment, and customer service training

- Met with the Honors Representative Coordinator and all other Honors representatives on a biweekly basis- Kept up with weekly Discord announcements- Gave biweekly announcements to all Honors courses over Zoom- Addressed and escalated questions from Honors students about upcoming events to Honors Committee leadership- Represented the Sacramento State GE Honors Program and its values of leadership and academic excellence

- Served as an active and important connection between Student Health and Counseling Services (SHCS) and the greater Sacramento State campus community- Disseminated accurate information and positive support to students through classroom presentations, workshops, special events, social media posts, and other activities- Encouraged informed choices on a variety of wellness issues- Created original mental health presentation content that ranged a variety of topics, including: stigma, managing stress, LGBTQ+ representation in the media, environmental consciousness, sexual assault, suicide prevention, cognitive distortions, grief, burnout, and more- Worked on a team to build skills in planning and implementing educational programs, special events, and public relations- Coordinated multiple sessions of The Body Project, a four-week workshop deconstructing body image and the appearance ideal for young women- Co-created the Virtual Resource Fair for Sacramento State's Out of the Darkness Walk, an extension of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention- Selected to return as a Student Manager for the 2021-2022 academic year based on interview performance and volume of successful initiatives achieved throughout the 2020-2021 academic year