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- Polish platens and samples to be used in experiments- Assist in drafting the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) document for the lab’s fragment analyzer- Actively learning lab protocols and seizing opportunities for professional development

The Panhellenic Council is the board that plans events for and manages votes and recruitment for all the sororities on campus. As administrative chair, I keep track of minutes at executive board and general meetings. I distribute general meeting minutes to the chapter delegates to send back to their respective sororities and manage the council email.

I am a teaching assistant for Cornerstone Design. I help in the lab side of the course by holding office hours, attending lab sections, and grading assignments. Students learn SolidWorks, how to operate machines in the wood shop, and some Excel. I help teach them those skills and answer any questions they have while learning in class and while they work on homework in office hours.

I am responsible for bringing new members into the fraternity after they are offered a bid. I run the presentations for education about the organization, as well as all of the ritual services. I plan educational events for our chapter to keep members informed on a variety of topics. I also help out the other officers of the executive board when needed.

I created the budget for the next school year. I am responsible for billing, fining, and reimbursing members, keeping track of revenue and expenses, and keeping the chapter informed of finances through weekly reports. I work closely with the other officers on the executive board to keep the sorority and our events running smoothly.

- Coordinate carpools and member attendance at races to make sure everyone is accounted for at events and to ensure proper use of funds- Communicate with the school to make sure we are following proper travel and other policies, as well as filled out the necessary paperwork- Manage the team instagram to promote a fun and safe environment that anyone is welcome to join

- Spearhead and execute successful fundraising campaigns, securing essential financial resources to support the ski racing team's training, equipment, and competition needs.- Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with donors, alumni, and sponsors, ensuring ongoing support through personalized communication and regular updates on team achievements.- Manage team instagram to promote the team and show our donors how we are using funds to improve the team

- Successfully completed advanced trainings in CREO, Tolerance Analysis, GD&T, and Drawing Practices- Actively participated in and presented at weekly meetings to receive feedback and secure project approvals- Engineered and tested a critical component for integration into a radar system assembly

I participated in FIRST Lego League from 4th to 8th grade, learning valuable skills like teamwork, communication, and creative thinking. I participated in FIRST Robotics Competition from 9th to 12th grade. I was a subteam lead (10th-12th), Co-Mechanical Lead (12th), and robot driver (12th). I won my team’s Mechanical Award in 11th grade and Team MVP in 12th grade.

I was a student apart of the High School Summer Internship Program at Boeing in El Segundo, California. I learned valuable communication, presentation, and research skills while completing an engineering project with fellow interns and with the help of two Boeing employee mentors. My team worked together to design and create portable sleeping pods for the homeless. This project involved defining a problem, conducting a market study, cost analysis, CAD prototype development, and presenting findings to a Boeing panel. I also attended “Tech Talks” about different engineering disciplines and applications.

I helped to sort files and with data entry for their new inventory software. I also inventoried parts in their warehouse.