-Organized and lead course seminars for all sophomores and juniors within the aerospace department. -Cooperated with students and fellow TAs to ensure students were able to clearly understand the material and help them continue to succeed at Purdue.-Encouraged and reminded students to complete assignments on time to achieve a near 100% pass rate across all four semesters I worked.

-Managed an operating budget of approximately $30,000 each year to fund club activities and events.-Received the Purdue SFAB grant every year, including an allocation of $68,000 for the upcoming 2022-2023 academic year.-Lead a small team of club members to organize multiple campus-wide retreats each semester, including advertising, outreach, financing, and administrative processes.-Trained to lead guided meditations and would lead free weekly meditation sessions for students, faculty, and staff.

Project Escalator is a project from the AAE450 Senior Spacecraft Design course for the Spring 2020 semester.The objectives of this project are to investigate the use of tether slings, electrodynamic tethers and mass drivers as propellantless propulsion technologies, as well as to investigate the new cycler trajectory (Hybrid S1L1) as a human transportation system to and from Mars. The project also aims to consider locations for (nearly) propellantless technologies including LEO, the Moon, Phobos, Mars surface (e.g. Olympus Mons), and others.I was a part of the Mission Design Team. Our objective was to design feasible orbits for spacecraft to and from the cycler spacecraft.