Oversaw two research projects: one explored the potential cognitive benefits of bimanual tasks using non-dominant hands, and the other examined how people's preconceived beliefs about their diet influenced changes in health biomarkers.

Worked in a social psychology lab specializing in socio-cognitive mindfulness, led by Harvard Professor Dr. Ellen Langer. Designed and conducted research on the relationship between mindfulness and physical health/well-being. Topics included the mind-body connection, cognition, health and illness, autism, and innovation.

Harmony provides free one-on-one music lessons to underprivileged K-12 in Cambridge. Once a week, I meet with my mentee and provide a one-hour guitar lesson.

Responsible for the inclusion of new members as well as reaching out to the Queer community in the Greater Boston area.

Athlete Ally aims to create a safe, equitable, and inclusive environment for LGBTQIA+ athletes and allies across all athletic sports teams.

Summer intern in the Baseball and Softball Development, dedicated to advancing accessibility and fostering growth in the sport. During my internship, I conduct research and leverage data analytics to gain insights into the sport's growth patterns. By analyzing key metrics and trends, I help identify strategies to expand the reach of baseball and softball among diverse communities. Additionally, I collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop innovative programs and resources that empower aspiring athletes to thrive.

The Harvard Undergraduate Foreign Policy Initiative is a non-profit student-led organization connecting Harvard undergraduates of all identities and perspectives to the world of foreign policy decision-making.My project was titled "State Department Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor - Social Media and Repression in Iran". We identified the different tools utilized by repressive regimes to digitally target dissidents around the world, conducting an in-depth analysis on the varying threat of each digital technique to dissidents living outside Iranian borders, and analyzed the threat of emerging technology to keep the digital sphere safe for dissidents from threats and attacks. The project concluded with a presentation to the State Department’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor.

In this position, my role focused on program strategy, planning, and operations for CLF’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funded programs with the goal of building a more sustainable local economy in Cambridge. In this position, I performed local asset mapping and relationship building to identify potential physical incubator spaces, long-term partners, and experts to support the BIPOC incubator. I also engaged with local businesses disproportionately impacted by the pandemic.

Wrote Entrepreneurial magazine pieces and learned about the editorial/revision process.

In class Sign Language Interpreter for deaf clients at the yoga studio.