I was contracted by the Coordinated Care Services Inc (CCSI) in Rochester NY as part of the NYS Public Health Corp fellowship, before the contract agency switched to PPG/SSO. I worked at ECDOH, and was the coordinator for the Food Policy Council of Buffalo and Erie County

I took 3 credits of research in the spring of 2021 with Community Health Interventions Lab. I began working 10-15 hours/ week in the Veggie Van Training Center (VVTC) within the Lab during the Summer of 2021. I have worked on a number of projects, including the 2022 Mobile Market Summit where I assisted with creating the virtual Whova platform. This included importing attendees, and agenda, setting up Zoom links, as well as drafting and sending emails to attendees. I also drafted emails for speakers and in- person room coordinators. I am also involved with 2 projects within the VVTC that include key informant interviews. I presented a poster titled "Challenges and Successes of Rural Mobile Market Operations" at the New York State Public Health Partnership conference in April 2022. This was expanded as my MPH culminating report. I was also one of the speakers for a presentation titled "Developing a Nutrition Incentive Program for Mobile Produce Markets" at the Nutrition Incentive Hub National Convening (virtual) in January 2022.

I worked with two other interns and have analyzed 2 datasets with over 300 entries of patient information including age, provider, clinic location, and appointment time to evaluate profit, schedule utilization and % no shows. We also assisted with identifying Key Performance Indicators, creating questions for post-appointment satisfaction surveys, and researched diabetes management and telemedicine. Most weeks I dedicated 5-10 hours of time to this internship.

Spring 2019, Fall 2019, Spring 2020: Grade homework for an introductory statistics class (about 50 students) and enter grades into Canvas, Michigan Tech's Learning Management SystemFall 2018: Grade quizzes for two sections of Calculus I (about 100 students), and enter grades into Canvas every other week.

I show perspective students and their families, employee candidates, and new employees around campus in a tour varying in length from 45 minutes to 3 hours. Additionally, I direct families when they first arrive on campus, showing them where to park and where to go to check in, as well as help check them in when they first get to the John Edgar McAllister Welcome Center on Michigan Tech's campus. Starting in May 2018 I also assisted in new tour guide training.

I lead a team of incoming first year students majoring in accounting, economics, finance and marketing during Orientation week (August 21- 27).