- Caseworker for constituent concerns involving the Departments of Defense, Veterans Affairs, Education, Agriculture, and Justice. Field representative at events involving Veteran and agricultural issues. - Personally resolved issues for over 360 constituents during the first 6 months of serving in office. - Internship coordinator for district office. Recruit, manage, and mentor three cycles of interns annually.- Military academy nomination coordinator. Recruit and manage selection committee. Lead community outreach to increase awareness of education opportunities in underserved communities.

- Led weekly voter contact trainings, organized community building events, and built a sustainable infrastructure of progressive leadership in Winston-Salem to help elect Democratic candidates. - Recruited and maintained relationships with 152 volunteers throughout the campaign. Oversaw the completion of 753 volunteer shifts. - Hired and managed a cohort of eight student interns. Led daily meetings, set voter contact goals, and advised students on campus organizing strategies.- Directed Winston-Salem's primary Virtual Staging Location, the central hub for local volunteers during final month of the campaign. Supervised two organizers and 12 volunteers who supported the community in completing approximately 125 volunteer shifts per weekend.

- Served as lead organizer, trainer, and volunteer recruiter for NC State House Districts 74 and 75. - Established a Wake Forest campus leads program. Developed social justice workshops, trained students on organizing strategies, and set voter contact goals for 10 student leaders. - Named NC Organizer of the Week. Completed 5th most one-on-one community meetings in the state.

- Liaised with university constituents, crafted key correspondence, supervised student employees, managed schedules for executives, and spearheaded priority initiatives on behalf of the President. - Facilitated meetings with community stakeholders, designed economic development strategies, and orchestrated the executive director search process on behalf of the Boston-Thurmond Community Network, a local community revitalization nonprofit.- Staffed the Community Engagement Committee of the President’s Commission for Race, Equity, and Community. Engaged in best practices research and authored multiple policy recommendations for the Commission’s final report. - In collaboration with the Dean of Students and the Program for Leadership and Character, fully redesigned the Honor Code orientation session for approximately 1300 first-year students. - Led the transition of the President’s Aide staffing process to a virtual format. Recruited over 100 applicants, managed a six-person selection committee, and onboarded 40 new hires during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

- Served as a student ambassador to the Office of the President and Board of Trustees, assisting with highly attended university events and engaging in regular conversations regarding campus policy.

- Inspired students to act on issues surrounding mass incarceration. Coordinated volunteer opportunities to support communities negatively impacted by mass incarceration, led social justice discussion groups for students, and organized a public event with best-selling author Jennifer Thompson.

- One of two students appointed to serve on the university’s highest body for upholding honor and integrity. - Adjudicated appeals cases with university administrators. Developed and implemented campus-wide strategies to encourage academic integrity. - Led the Honor Code orientation for first-year students for three years, speaking at New Student Convocation to approximately 1300 students on the importance of building a community of trust and character.

- Led one of Wake Forest's oldest service organizations. Supervised six-student exec board in their work to connect individuals with volunteer opportunities in fields such as education and hunger, as well as managed organization's annual budget.- Established a tutoring program for children from economically disadvantaged households in collaboration with a local poverty alleviation nonprofit.

- Mentored first-year and upperclassmen students while facilitating a physically and emotionally health living environment. - Nominated for best new RA in 2017. Received award for best community building strategy.

- Led team to develop arguments on cases involving political and ethical dilemmas. Delivered these arguments at national competitions. - Team qualified for national championship tournament in 2016 and 2017.

- Leadership development organization that engages first-year students in meaningful service projects. - Developed a computer lab in a homeless shelter during first year of the program.- Recruited community partners, mentored student leaders, and supervised capacity-building projects with local nonprofits.

- One of ten students appointed to maintain academic standards by adjudicating Honor Code violation cases.

- Poverty alleviation nonprofit providing healthcare, food, and housing to Winston-Salem residents.- Assisted health clinic and food pantry clients, designed and implemented evaluation strategies for community programs and board members, and supported the planning and execution of organization's largest annual fundraiser.

- Supported the work of the Sulphur Springs Resource Center, a poverty alleviation organization managed by United Way Suncoast. - Led computer literacy trainings, facilitated family support meetings, and provided legal support and professional development advice to clients.

- Assisted the Political and Coalitions Departments at the Florida campaign headquarters.- Executed campaign events, assembled staff memos, and contributed research to political outreach briefings.