Intern for a sustainable agriculture company connecting people to the source of their food–the American farmer–through their organic skyr yogurt. Painterland Sisters is in over 2,500 stores across all 50 states and is the fastest growing yogurt company in the United States.In my role, I focus on grants, sustainability reporting, and strategic partnership, helping Hayley and Stephanie coordinate their vision to uplift farmers with non-profit, private, and government stakeholders while they advocate for their local community and the environment.

Working with local governments, non-profit foundations, and contractors to design and build a professional pumptrack biking circuit in my hometown. Wrote 10+ grants and assisted in capital campaign, raising $325,000. The track opened to the public in the spring of 2024, proceeded by a ribbon cutting celebration at our grand opening in July of 2024, attracting nearly 200 community members, local government officials, executive directors, and major donors involved in the project.

Captain of 200+ member club. Orchestrated race weekends, interstate team trips, and weekly events. Spearheaded design, production, and sale of inaugural team merchandise and fresh kits. Successfully launched $7500 fundraiser, co-producing a professional promotional video. Grew membership and shared the stoke.

I had the honor of fostering an empowering, vulnerable environment for 10 incoming first-years with my amazing co-leader, Chris Heckenkamp. We served as mentors in their college transition, connecting with their hopes and fears and giving them the skills to succeed.

Drafted grant narratives, press releases, and project reports and conducted AMI and Site analyses with Crested Butte-based Willa Williford to increase affordable housing access for Colorado residents.

Wrote a bi-weekly column for the independent student newspaper articulating the ideas kicking around in my head at the confluence of music and philosophy, searching for the attitude required to make and experience art in the face of convention.

Developed Camp Cory's future leaders through the Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program, teaching them how to live up to the camp mantra: "Be the counselor you always wanted to have" through 1-1 mentorship, leadership communication, risk management, and fun to create an unforgettable experience for campers.