•Worked up to 12 hours each day as a tutor, mentor, and role model to eleven 10th grade students at Miguel Contreras Learning Complex School of Business and Tourism in an underserved area of Los Angeles; partnered one-on-one with students in class and after school to raise reading and math scores to grade level.• Spearheaded student engagement events with school staff and community organizations.• Coordinated with three partner teachers to design new Math and English lesson plans customized for the most at-risk students.• Analyzed data on fellow City Year Corps Members’ experiences and provided recommendations to leadership to improve those experiences.•Fundraised money from outside organizations and businesses to sponsor school events hosted by City Year.

•UCSB's Chapter of Hermanas Unidas, Inc. hosts an annual three-day college outreach program called M.E.N.T.O.R. (Making Educational Networks That Open Roads). This program is offered to students from three high schools in low-income, underserved communities at no-cost.•As Workshop Coordinator, I developed workshops/presentations/mock-lectures for the span of three-days, to inform students about how to get to college (ex: A-G requirements, SAT/ACT requirements, Financial Aid, college application requirements); how to get through college (ex: college resources, clubs/organizations, etc); and how to succeed after college (grad school, workforce, government programs, etc). •Collaborated with university administration and staff on necessary resources, such as funding and housing. •Worked jointly with high school staff and alumni to develop workshops/presentations that were catered for students' needs/questions/concerns.

•Gathered data from medical volunteers and entered data into the organization's computer system for processing and management.•Managed information for nearly 7,000 participants.•Promoted an environment of inclusivity, in line with the organization's mission for the event.