- Founded an art company centered around driving change and inspiring community - Spearheaded an online marketing campaign to showcase my work (@Madstractart on Instagram) which has driven over 150+ followers with content garnering 10,000+ unique impressions.- Commissioned art pieces for a portfolio of over 100+ clients resulting in over $10,000+ in revenue- Showcased my work in the Gephardt Institute's art exhibit “The Queer Experience: Joy as Resistance” a show that highlighted queer artists and cultivates a community centering queer joy and pleasure. - Experimented with different art mediums and utilizing them as a means of storytelling and portraying acts of resistance

- Organizing communities around environmental justice issues. - Communicating with and educating voters, fundraising, dispersing information, recruiting volunteers.

- Intern for the Washington University in St. Louis Center for the Environment – a hub centered around interdisciplinary environmental research- Specialized in communications for the hub overseeing all of the marketing materials, social media strategy, and communications for research and moderating events- Strategized and executed a comprehensive social media plan that cemented a strong brand voice and served as a hub for environmental communications across the WashU community- Increased the Center’s social media following and engagement by over 40% reaching 21,000 unique content impressions- Hosted and moderated campus panels featuring notable professors and leading environmental professionals centered around sustainable investing, environmental justice, and more- Delivered internal and external assets for socials and communications for the Center’s marketing including social content, newsletters, and graphics- Featured on the program's website, for my article about the Conference of Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The global summit article reached over 100+ active readers of the newspaper

- Served as an Intern for Power in Place, an organization that celebrates women and nonbinary people in American politics and is known for interviewing politicians such as Senator Melanie Levesque and Representative Safiya Wazir. - Created art personifying the politicians’ values and highlighting unique parts of their individual stories including Linda Carter, a New Jersey District Assemblywoman, and Caroline Pease-Lopez, a former member of the Montana House of Representatives- Partnered with a team of writing interns to create features for the nonprofit’s website, such as haikus and matching graphics which provided an expressive and storytelling lens to their respective politicians- Assisted and conducted photoshoots and interviews for each of the highlighted politicians to be shared across the brand’s website- Produced public-facing content such as eBooks and graphics to help drive politician awareness and increase voter turnout

- Created an efficient route to deliver orders in a timely and courteous manner. - Accommodated needs of customers and ensured accuracy of orders.

- Utilized leadership and communication skills to train new employees. - Assisted with prep work, cleaning, and organizing in addition to delivery duties

- Organized digital and paper files for maximum coherence and efficiency. - Assisted customers over the phone and at the front desk.