Working for Worcester is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded, designed, and implemented by college students in the city of Worcester. The project organizes a spring service day, in which student volunteers join resident groups, corporations, non-profits, civic leaders, religious organizations, and schools to renovate/build recreation spaces across our city, all in an effort to increase recreation for underserved populations and promote community wellness. Since inception in 2012, the project has conducted 9 annual Super Service Days, culminating in 8000+ volunteers and over $1,000,000 of investment at 100+ community sites: parks, schools, little league fields, youth centers, family homeless shelters, and community gardens. Each year two Executive Directors manage a team of ~25 executive team members, as well as ~100 site managers. Year 10 is well underway and set for April 2022.

Served as Director of Volunteer Recruitment on the Working for Worcester Executive/ Managing Team

Advancing the quality, the affordability, and the accessibility of education through technology since 2014.

I conducted sociological research under Professor Susan Crawford Sullivan in the summer of 2020. As one of two student research assistants, I gathered and analyzed both quantitative and qualitative data to explore the relationship between religious organizations and poverty alleviation in the United States.

NCAA Division I Women's Rowing

Research and apply for grants relevant to the Latin American Health Alliance and the Hector Reyes House- an in-patient recovery program that caters to Latino men in Central Massachusetts struggling with substance abuse.

Victims of Violent Crime Unit, Elder Unit

Will Rogers Middle School, 7th Grade English Language Arts Classroom