Hold weekly workshops for Introduction to Computer Science students. Attend a weekly class for teaching assistants and present a final semester project.

Hold weekly recitations for students in Calculus II.

Located on the second floor of Wilson Commons, the campus information center offers a wide variety of services. These include welcoming students, staff/faculty, and guests of the University to Wilson Commons, maintaining reporting spreadsheets, and reviewing and approving form submissions. Employees are expected to remain knowledgeable of student organization policies and on-campus resources.

The Medallion Program aims to educate student leaders by providing opportunities for intentional learning, self-reflection, and skill development. Students enrolled in the Medallion Program gain a strong sense of self-awareness, work effectively with others, and become civically and socially engaged.

Assisting the President in realizing the club’s goals and representing the club to others.

Overseeing the club’s activities and interviewing potential new members.

The Health and Environmental Economics Lab carries out diverse research related to health and environmental economics. The lab seeks to apply applied econometric tools and data science approaches to understand the intersection between health, policy, the environment and human capital formation, with an emphasis on the effect of environmental exposures on health and translating research findings into effective policy. The research team uses administrative health data, administrative environmental data, geographic information systems, and remote sensing data to address pressing questions for health policy. This lab regularly collaborates with experts in epidemiology, data science, exposure assessment, psychology, and various medical specialities. The goal of this research is to provide policy relevant evidence to promote healthy communities.