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Indianapolis, IN, US

• Created up to 10 pieces of content weekly, ensuring consistency with branding while improving professionalism and variety of graphics.
• Scheduled 1-2 pieces of content per day for Instagram and Facebook, aligning with opportune posting times to maximize audience engagement, and regularly engaged with related organizations posts to spread awareness of.

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

• Communicated in-person and over the phone with students, parishioners, and staff to answer questions about the parish and its events, facilitate smooth appointments with pastors, and more to foster a welcoming.
• Guided tours for prospective students and families, highlighting upcoming events, engagement opportunities, and other benefits of the St. Paul’s community through personal testimony.
• Entrusted to securely take financial contributions… Show more
• Entrusted to securely take financial contributions from parishioners for Mass intentions and other donations. Show less

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

• Coordinated with three PhD-level speakers per semester from across the country to host public lectures at IU averaging around 40 students in attendance, ensuring the speakers’ consistency with the semester’s theme, as.
• Created event-specific marketing plans with Vice President of Campus Relations and Social Media Manager to curate a list of around… Show more
• Created event-specific marketing plans with Vice President of Campus Relations and Social Media Manager to curate a list of around twenty student organizations to advertise to and craft creative brand-aligned content.
• Managed executive board to run a reading group, facilitate discussion over lectures, and plan engaging social events to foster thought and dialogue on semesterly themes within Thomistic and modern thought. Show less

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

• Developed a consistent set of branding guidelines and templates, incorporating elements from both the national organization and IU and facilitating a smooth transition to successor.
• Created announcements, event recaps, and other promotional content to regularly publish to Instagram.

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

• Founded and led a Bloomington-based campaign to spread awareness of free, high-quality women's health resources by training and organizing students in door-to-door outreach, reaching over 250 people in two-hour events.
• Coordinated with executive board and regional coordinator to plan and lead 3-4 monthly events to educate students about prominent life issues, support local women's health resources, and engage the campus in.
• Coordinated with executive board and regional coordinator to plan and lead 3-4 monthly events to educate students about prominent life issues, support local women's health resources, and engage the campus in.
• Served as fellow in Students for Life of America's William Wilberforce Fellowship (2024-25).
• Performed piano in the Musica ad Vitam: A Pro-Life Concert, an annual fundraising event for a local pregnancy resource center. Show less

• Explicated ethical reasoning within human rights conversations in response to common objections, explained legislative updates, and promoted local women's health resources in talk, panel, and Q&A format.
• Presented at events put on by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, high school classes, churches, and student organizations, often to audiences of mixed opinion.
• Led practice dialogues with students to prepare for civil conversation on important human rights issues.

Indiana, United States

• Oversaw up to 14 presenters at a time to produce regular content on Instagram and TikTok up to four times a week, ensuring quality and adherence to the upload schedule.
• Recruited presenters from 12 homeschool, high school, and college groups from across Indiana over a two-year period.
• Wrote and produced succinct apologetics-focused content to persuasively communicate reasoning and values.

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

• Collaborated with Young Democrats and Young Republicans clubs to organize civil inter-club dialogues on life issues three years in a row.
• Coordinated with school administration to put on Life Week two years in a row, hosting events each day of the week in partnership with various other student organizations to spread awareness of the dignity of life and.
• Organized weekly learning- and advocacy-oriented meetings and regular service… Show more
• Organized weekly learning- and advocacy-oriented meetings and regular service opportunities collaboration with leadership team and Students for Life regional coordinator.
• Conducted a year-long research project observing the factors that motivate pro-life advocacy in Indiana high school students for the AP Capstone Program. Show less

• Led team of four students in consulting for the Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, focusing particularly on the Marketing and Outreach strategy for their Success School Initiative and delivering an actionable strategy.
• Hosted weekly meetings with team and regular meetings with client to ensure close coordination and accurate understanding of the client's goals throughout the consulting process.

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

• Competed in case competitions centered around social impact in the Bloomington community.
• Selected by fellow initiative members as Team Captain for the 2024 Kelley Impact competition.
• Acted as liaison between initiative coordinator and three other team members.
• Spearheaded preparation leading up to the competition, where the team placed in the top twelve of competitors.

United States

• Crafted up to two succinct, thorough articles per month on current issues impacting college students.
• Conducted interviews with university professors, researchers, and other representatives of relevant organizations to incorporate into each article.
• Collaborated with and learned from senior editors to ensure clarity in writing and improve self-editing capabilities.

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

• Taught tae kwon do to younger students one-on-one and in small groups during evening classes up to twice a week.
• Supervised and engaged up to 15 kindergarten- through middle school-aged students during martial arts practice, local field trips, and other activities.

Bachelor'S Degree, Marketing

Activities and Societies: Thomistic Institute (President), Students for Life (Co-President), Social Enterprise Engagement at Kelley.

Academic Honors Diploma

Activities and Societies: Tae Kwon Do, Advanced Piano, Right to Life Club, Aquinas Club, National Honors Society