Preparation of facilities and equipment for recreational use by students and faculty of the University of Florida. Also serve to manage access and service to customers within facilities to allow them to best live in motion.

Using field and wet lab techniques to determine a relationship between insects and their microbiome, to ultimately understand how their mutualism leads to the insect's resistance to insecticide and damage of crop life.

Through this organization, I have had the privilege of teaching students First Aid, CPR, and AED skills. Testing and teaching these skills to students is done in hopes they might use them in their future of health or general circumstances of life and enact life-saving actions in times of need.

I have been involved with March of Dimes for many years, acting as a variety of positions, all of which aimed in the proliferation of the organization at the University of Florida and raising awareness and funds for research supported by the March of Dimes organization. The organization supports causes which aim to lower the United States' infant mortality rate and support the health of moms and babies.

As an Assistant Morgue Tech, I was able to get job experience with forensic work as well as shadow careers such as Investigation, Morgue Technician, Forensic Anthropology, and Medical Examination. I regularly assisted with autopsies, toxicology, and maintaining the equipment and facility within the Medical Examiner's office.

During my time at Angelena's, I had worked in helping the opening of the restaurant and, after opening, its functioning with my use of customer service skills and restaurant understanding.