Working to prepare for the 2023 incoming summer season as one of 5 assistant directors aiding the Camp Director. - Responsible for all things camper care including diversity and equity, mental and physical health crises, establishing counselor standards, and training staff.

I work as a freelance actor and model both commercially and artistically. I have done a good amount of background work, I have had many principle roles including in a short film that has traveled to several film festivals, and I have done several commercial shoots the most recent of which should be on billboards this coming summer. I am in the process of searching for a talent agent and modeling agency. As a freelance writer I am in the process of releasing a spoken word poetry album and am writing an autobiographical book about masculinity and bois.

Led and grounded staff as a Senior Site director specializing in camper care. Backstopped staff boundaries and role delegation as senior site staff.

- Worked to develop greatly adjusted camp programming that consolidated our usual 9 camp offerings to be able to safely reopen camp during the covid-19 pandemic. - Helped organize camp registrations, logistics, camp openings and closings, and communication with camper families. - Supported counselors and site leaders in their leadership and daily camp work. - Consulted with the executive director on how to make camp programming meet our commitments to justice, equity, and anti-oppression. Created future plans for camp, documented critiques and observations, and counseled on emerging issues.

The Sunrise Movement is a youth-led climate justice movement responsible for conceiving, popularizing, and pushing for solutions to the climate crisis that match the scale of the problem; most notably the Green New DealMid-Atlantic Regional Coordinator: I was in this position my first year in the organization. My duties were as follows. - Served as the organization's coordinator to the 50+ movement hubs across the 5 states of the Mid-Atlantic region.- Operationalized national directives including 2020 election work, mass training programs, storytelling drives, and direct action campaigns,- Co-constructed strategy creation for the Mid-Western then Southern regions of the Sunrise Movement.- Developed and maintained relationships with volunteer movement leaders, mentoring them on an "organizer's toolbox" of skills.- Tracked and pushed the growth of leaders and their hubs through 1 on 1's. Joined hubs in meetings and actions. Internal Justice Coordinator: My last six months in the organization I changed positions to help address growing issues of justice, equity, and anti-oppression work. My duties were as follows: - Consulted for the organization on frameworks of justice, equity, and anti-oppression (JEAO) with a focus on anti-racism and patriarchy.- Integrated JEAO understandings into structural transformations including leadership transitions and accountability processes. - Coordinated organizational and volunteer stakeholder discussions.- Created and taught "organizing across difference" curriculum to volunteer leaders in the movement's base.- Held bi-weekly community & collaboration spaces for movement leaders doing JEAO work and coached leaders one- on-one.- Analyzed and forecasted relationships with patriarchy and established growth plans for the organization and individuals. Led educational and community spaces for male identifying movement members.

Duo Housing is one of the top travel hostels in Washington DC with two buildings, a capacity of upwards of 70 guests, and a variety of amenities. I worked as a front desk receptionist in customer service and maintaining the hostel. Most of my time was spent as the night shift from midnight to 6am. My nightly duties consisted of late night check-ins, turnover of the hostel's laundry of the day, trash removal, light cleaning of the bathrooms, kitchen cleaning, room checks, and a progress report at the end of each shift.

St. George’s summer camp is the largest of nine Episcopal summer camps run by the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia and focuses on building intentional community: • Served as one of four directors on the camp leadership team. • Created the camp schedule including programming, off-time, cleaning, training, and special events. • Facilitated the completion of daily programming; small-group and all-camp. • Managed programming logistics including supplies, reservations, and safety plans. • Assisted in running daily staff meetings. • Worked closely with the assistant director on staff dynamics and staff management. • Created opportunities for spiritual growth among campers and opportunities to hone the camp’s message. • Facilitated inter-camp programming. • Operated as the “face of the camp” to campers, staff, and parents; orchestrated daily camp announcements.

The Colorado College Tutt Library is responsible for serving the CC community in their academic and intellectual pursuits. The library houses over half a million books, a special collections library, and all the technological accommodations necessary to foster collaboration and learning in a modern world. • Operated the circulation desk providing customer service to patrons. • Managed circulation via check-in, check-out, cataloguing, and book shelving. • Managed patron accounts; fees and receipts. • Performed rounds of the building inspecting for safety and cleanliness.

Colorado College is an increasingly selected liberal arts institution that uses admissions ambassadors to manage most aspects of the office and provide a student perspective to visiting families. • Lead tours around campus and provide student perspective to visiting families. • Operate the front desk of the admissions office. • Manage phone calls and inquires coming into the admissions office. • Distribute and catalogue mail. • Assist in campus programming such as admitted students open houses.

Colorado College relies on residential advisors to be its first line of defense in keeping students safe and referring them to support systems. My duties were the following:• Created programming centered around inclusion and safety for 20 residents.• Advertised hall and building-wide events. • Responded to crisis situations regarding mental health, intoxication, and sexual safety.• Performed safety rounds during on-call “duty” nights. • Worked high incident nights and block breaks.• Established and maintained a channel of communication between RA’s and management that didn’t previously exist.• Participated in weekly staff meetings to evaluate performance.• Helped execute building-wide programming for 150+ people.• Worked desk shifts and provided customer service to students and visitors to the building.• Closed a freshman residence hall• Referred students to appropriate resources located on Colorado College's campus.

St. Georges summer camp is an Episcopal youth camp centered around creating intentional community and emphasizing inclusiveness. • Created intentional community among a cabin body of 8 boys ages 8-13.• Made myself available as an out-of-cabin counselor. (During this time, I assisted a 15 y/o with his transition as the first person he’d ever come out too).• Created and executed elective programming for one hour daily including a drama elective.• Managed all-camp programming for 120+ people.• Evaluated programming and participated in daily staff meetings.• Co-led a three day canoeing expedition on the Shenandoah River• Created supply lists for camp and organized supplies

CCS Camps on the River is a secular summer camp at a boarding School. My first year of employment I was a counselor and co-director of marine programs. • Lived on-hall with 30+ boys; ages 8-11• Provided one-on-one instruction of how to operate a sailboat• Assisted in running off-water activities • Assisted in the planning and execution of marine programs including the education of children regarding issues of water quality.• Led all-camp activities of 90+ people• Created supply listsAfter one year as a counselor, I became the Off-Water director. My duties were the following:• Acted as camp leadership to the counselors and provide a friendly face for parents.• Helped find creative solutions for conflicts existing within the staff• Transported children and staff on a small bus• Created and execute 6 hours of daily programming.• Managed rotating groups of 12-30 children ages 8-15.• Managed one assisting counselor and two leaders in training.• Created supply lists and budgets.• Acted as hall leader of 30 boys; ages 8-11.• Managed all-camp programming for 90+ people• Assisted in office work.

I worked on senator Sander’s campaign as a precinct captain, college organizer of the Colorado College Student for Bernie Sanders chapter, and as the Colorado chapter leader of “The Revolution Starts With Us” inter-state volunteer group. • Pushed Bernie Sanders’ message; leading to the largest caucus in Colorado College’s history.• Gained and managed the contact information of 200+ students and members of the community.• Scheduled, executed, and advertised for campaign events.• Led upwards of 20+ volunteers.• Fronted several marches, organizing them and leading chants with a bullhorn.• Coordinated with organizers from around the country on conference and Skype calls• Spoke to news organizations about my perspective and Sanders' platform• Phonebanked and Canvassed potential voters

After taking the class "Great Ideas in Politics" with political professor Tom Cronin, he applauded me for my ability to write, and asked for my assistance in a book he was writing. The book is called "Imagining a Great Republic: Political Novels and the Idea of America" and is set to be released on November 1, 2017. I read through several novels featured in the book and provided professor Cronin with my reactions and feedback in the form of several essays. Some of my ideas are featured in the book, and my words helped embellish Tom's thoughts. It was a privilege to work for Tom and I enjoyed imagining what America can be like alongside authors from every generation.

I became an Eagle Scout from troop 341 based out of Saluda Virginia after seven years of service to my troop. I consequently know first aid, leadership skills, and have the ability to not only interact with the outdoors, but to thrive in it. My Eagle Scout project included the organization of 47 volunteers and upwards of 360 hours of work in all. The actual project consisted of remodeling the courtyard in my high school by giving a make-over to all existing seating (upwards of 45 chairs and 10 tables) and building two planters that each hold eight tons of dirt. My experience with the scouts taught me more self-reliance and leadership than perhaps anything and has certainly shaped the person I am.

The Middlesex County Museum is a privately-owned organization that seeks to preserve and teach the history of the county. My duties were the following.• Assisted the managing of museum collections by updating the online database for each artifact.• Provided customer service to visitors as a tour guide and research assistant.• Opened and operated the museum as the only present employee.• Created and helped execute historical programming for nearby schools and camps.• Arranged artifacts to exhibit on museum floor.• Assisted with fundraising drives by printing and stuffing requests for donations.• Wrote thank you letter to donors and managed their database profiles.• Worked parades and fairs as a docent in costume.

Bethpage RV and Camp resort is a place for visiting and year-round patrons that included a pool and water park and lake amenities. I worked as a part of the aquatics team as lifeguard for a complex with four pools including three slides and other water park equipment. My report with patrons led to me being asked to help lead dance parties and other pool events. I was also asked to help work for the resort's day camp.