-Address the issue of limited reading access among incarcerated men and women by providing them with over 20,000 educational resources yearly.-Organize and sort 200 letters weekly from over 400 state and federal prisons and detention centers across the United States to facilitate cognitive development.

-Maintain a database with over 10,000 graphic designs to be utilized on current or future orders, ensuring compliance with industry regulations and quality standards.-Specializing in supporting operations, including updating vendor records, analyzing budget expenses, and reconciling valid charges.

-Collaborated with a faculty member in the Department of Political Science to conduct research on comparative politics and international relations, with a focus on African politics.-Analyzed and reviewed speeches that focused on the political and economic processes of sub-Saharan African states by closely following a rubric focused on populist elements to assess their correlation with political discourse and provide comprehensive summaries.

-Directed the drafting of delegate resolutions and role-playing simulations by organizing training sessions to ensure resolutions were thoroughly researched and aligned with Model Organization of American States (MOAS) standards.-Represented my university at the Washington D.C. Organization of American States building, engaging in parliamentary proceedings to debate resolutions with delegates from across the hemisphere, and addressing current issues on the Inter-American Agenda to reach a common consensus.

-Coordinated with campus departments and the CSU system to create a comprehensive student program, utilizing Excel to develop training schedules and ensure the orientation team had vital expertise.- Delivered presentations to groups of up to 300 freshmen and transfer students at a time, effectively communicating campus knowledge.

-Engaged in a peer-review process for a student-run scholarly journal consisting of hundreds of manuscripts with the subfields of American politics, public administration, international relations, comparative politics, public law, and political theory.-Partnered with the academic board and faculty to edit high-quality research essays, ensuring students met the rigorous standards needed to publish into academia and contribute to the journal’s reputation for academic excellence.

-Boosted member engagement by nearly double through the introduction of interactive programs, community service projects, and networking opportunities between current students and alumni.-Advocated for the club by coordinating meetings and events with professors at Cal Poly Pomona and the CSU system to support the club’s interests and secure funding.

-Partnered with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to provide in-custody students from 25 California facilities and four international facilities with educational opportunities.-Cultivated academic presentations that emphasized academic orientation, life skills, and enrichment to provide over 1,000 in-custody students with an introductory pipeline to economic and civil life.

-Collaborated with FIND Food Bank and its network of over 140 non-profits, to gain expertise in non-profit management, both virtually and on-site.-Organized and executed a food drive, distributing over 3,000 bags of food items and raising awareness for food insecurity.

-Prepared and submitted weekly reports to the ASI Board of Directors, ensuring compliance with set election codes and procedures.-Administered thousands of votes, organized performance-boosting events and seminars, and elevated virtual engagement.