The activities I was principally responsible for at the KJCC related to the named chairs: the KJC Chair in Spanish Culture And Civilization and the Andrés Bello Chair In Latin American Cultures And Civilizations. These positions were held by Quan Zhou and Dr. Mario Rufer, respectively. For each of these chairs, I was involved in the planning and execution of the calendar of activities relating to their public scholarship; including talks, conferences, symposia, conversatorios, and other… Show more The activities I was principally responsible for at the KJCC related to the named chairs: the KJC Chair in Spanish Culture And Civilization and the Andrés Bello Chair In Latin American Cultures And Civilizations. These positions were held by Quan Zhou and Dr. Mario Rufer, respectively. For each of these chairs, I was involved in the planning and execution of the calendar of activities relating to their public scholarship; including talks, conferences, symposia, conversatorios, and other types of academic, cultural, and artistic events. More specifically, for Quan Zhou, we organized a number of talks, a visual art show opening, an experimental musical performance, among others. For Dr. Mario Rufer, we organized a number of talks and conferences, culminating in a two-day international symposium that brought together scholars from US, Mexico, Argentina, and others.The public scholarship calendar required involvement in both the academic and the logistical aspects of each event, and each event required its own unique timeline, budget, staffing requirements, and execution. Aside from the activities related to the named chairs, I supported many other events in various capacities: everything from uncorking wine to delivering introductory remarks. I must add that all of these activities for each event required coordination and cooperation with the rest of the staff at KJCC and other partner institutions. Show less

● Prepared and led two weekly class sessions for 40+ students on subjects ranging from Latin American literature and culture, Comic Books, Introduction to Comparative Literature, and Ancient Chinese literature and philosophy .● Held weekly office hours to answer students’ questions about class content and assignments.● Graded assignments and provided comprehensive feedback on student work.

● Developed an original syllabus for each class, created and delivered lectures on LatinAmerican literature, art, and culture.● Graded assignments and provided constructive feedback.● Provided additional one-on-one support to students during regular weekly office hours.● Mentored prospective NYU students considering the Comparative Literature major.

Collaborating with senior architects and multidisciplinary teams to develop innovative design solutions for various types of buildings and environments. Responsibilities included producing detailed drawings, 3D models, and presentations, while ensuring projects adhere to budgets, timelines, and regulatory requirements. The role also emphasizes learning and growing within a dynamic, creative, and fast-paced environment, where sustainability and cutting-edge design are at the forefront of every… Show more Collaborating with senior architects and multidisciplinary teams to develop innovative design solutions for various types of buildings and environments. Responsibilities included producing detailed drawings, 3D models, and presentations, while ensuring projects adhere to budgets, timelines, and regulatory requirements. The role also emphasizes learning and growing within a dynamic, creative, and fast-paced environment, where sustainability and cutting-edge design are at the forefront of every project. Show less