- Founded and currently lead a non-profit environmental organization dedicated to promoting environmental sustainability in a community-centered, action-oriented approach- Lead the OneShadeGreener chapter at TCU as an official student organization and recruited over 40 active members and volunteers- Established 6 different chapters in Texas and Tennessee in addition to partnering with city governments, community businesses, and campus organizations- Organize frequent clean-up groups of parks, lakes, and historical sites around Austin and Fort Worth- Developed and launched a website to publish educational articles and facilitate coordination of community clean-up projects.- Building vegetable gardens in an underserved elementary school in Fort Worth while promoting educational lessons about food sustainability

• Assist Doctor during examinations and procedures by dilating patient’s eyes, measuring vital signs, and helping check for glaucoma• Perform refractions on patients • Independently operate visual field machine, auto-refractor, and phoropter• Handle patient's finances, running charges, and ensuring insurance bills are accurate • File claims with insurance companies • Schedule patients and keep up with patient charts and visits•Manage 4 phone lines and facilitate over 20 calls per day with clients, insurance, and doctors

- Examine patient’s visual acuity, perform external exams, document medical history and chief complaints, measure eye pressure, perform refractions, and assist Ophthalmologists with minor procedures.- Independently operate the Visual Field machine, Auto-Refractor, Phoropter, OCT machine, Clarus machine, IOL machine, Corneal Topography machine, and Applanation Tonometer

Train young football players on how to kick at weekly practices. A kicker I coached kicked the winning field goal to win the league championship game.

Worked throughout Westlake Hills Neighborhoods doing odd jobs, maintenance, and tasks for the elderlyWorked long hours in the summer and school year

Worked 9-hour shifts during the summer and school year, Trained in all positions in the kitchen and drive-thru, Received Food Handlers License, and Worked as an “essential worker” during the pandemic

Certified referee for tournaments and regular weekly games