As an academic advisor for Stanford's Summer Session, my job entailed advising and coordinating with visiting students via email and drop-in office hours as they planned their academic programs for the quarter. I helped domestic and international students navigate a rigorous summer program at Stanford, and directed them to available academic and extracurricular resources. Responsibilities also included conversing with and providing resources for students struggling with academic work or cultural norms in their short time at Stanford.

At Mantis, my job was to solicit and substantively edit high quality reviews and general pieces on poetry within a specified theme or set of topics particular to each issue.

Republics of Letters is a peer-reviewed, digital journal dedicated to the study of knowledge, politics, and the arts, from antiquity to the present, with an emphasis on the early modern period. As managing editor, my responsibilities included shepherding academic articles through every phase of publication, from the inception and development of the idea for an issue, up to technical requirements for publishing the issue to our online platform and promoting it on social media. Throughout this process, consistent work included frequent communication and joint decision-making with scholars from around the world serving as guest editors and peer reviewers, as well as with in-house copy and social media editors, and technical support contractors.