As a master's student in Digital Sociology at the University of Glasgow, I am passionate about exploring how technology is shaping and transforming our world. My graduate dissertation explores public folk theories of corporate social responsibility and corporate philanthropy in the Digital Society. I have a background in gender history, computer science, and graphic design, which enables me to analyze and communicate complex social phenomena through multiple lenses and mediums.I currently work as a part-time Associate Marketing Manager at Mulay's, Inc., a family-run, woman-owned natural food company, where I help create and execute innovative campaigns to promote our products and values. I also serve as a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Alumni Advisor at Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity, where I support and mentor current and former members on issues of identity, culture, and belonging. I am interested in applying technologically conscious thinking to university administration and public service opportunities to foster more inclusive and equitable experiences for diverse individuals.I have a strong track record of academic and professional achievements, such as being elected the cohort representative for my graduate program and being selected to sit on the University of Glasgow's College of Social and Political Science's Learning and Teaching Committee as the graduate student representative. Additionally, I received three writing awards and departmental honors for my undergraduate thesis on gender, art, and culture in America's Gilded Age, presented the first student pin-up exhibition on the integration of technology in museums at the Lehigh University Art Galleries, and while serving a term as Kappa Alpha Theta president, I developed event policy and procedures to support the college experiences of members during and after the global pandemic. I am always eager to learn new skills and pursue new opportunities that align with my goals and values.