As a Registered Behavioral Technician at All About Behavior, I help children with autism or other developmental disabilities adopt new skills and behavior through the implementation of therapy techniques under the supervision and behavioral plans created by a BCBA. This role gives me the opportunity to develop clinical skills through direct client interaction in a clinic setting while meeting expectations of a supervisor through the implementation of learned techniques and processes.

As a member of the Health Career Opportunities Program at Health Central, I am able to take part in a unique pre-health experience that gives me the opportunity to understand the intricacies of hospital functioning by directly observing different health professionals in a multitude of departments and attending seminars about current medical advancements and possible future career options.

As the Volunteering Director for the Psychological Society, I work to find and create meaningful volunteering opportunities for members that will not only assist them in their journey to graduate school, but also give them the opportunity to give back to the community in impactful ways. Additionally, I collaborate with the other board members to facilitate bi-weekly general body meetings and workshops.

Serve as an Associate Justice of the Judicial Branch at the University of Central Florida with the mission of improving the life of the student body by working to uphold and protect student rights through serving on several appeals hearings and working as an impartial advisor for students going through conduct and grade appeals.

As a Team Leader for the Honors Symposium course, I serve as an instructor and mentor for first-year Honors College students at the University of Central Florida. The Honors Symposium course is a required class for all first-year Honors College students that serves as a source of guidance and inspiration during this unique and challenging transition. As a Team Leader, I will attend weekly classes and bi-weekly meetings with the rest of the staff as well as engage in grading assignments, creating and executing unique and engaging classroom activities, and acting as a mentor for a group of students.

In Spring 2024, I was accepted to be a part of the esteemed Dean's Leadership Council of the Burnett Honors College which is a position that I will hold till my graduation from the University of Central Florida. As a member of this selective council, I serve as an ambassador of the Honors College during important Honors events such as Medallion Conferrals, Founders Day, and meetings with distinguished guests while building a strong leadership and community within the program.

I am proud to be recognized as a Burnett Honors Scholar at the University of Central Florida. As a part of the Honors College, I strive to maintain a high level of academic excellence and collegiate involvement throughout my four years of undergrad through taking honors-level courses and serving as an active leader in Honors College organizations.

In August of 2021, I founded a community service project called The Healing through Art Project which focused on providing the healing power of art to children in difficult situations such as those battling severe illnesses and living in poverty. In high-school, I organized mass-scale donation drives to collect art supplies to donate to facilities such as the Ronald McDonald House, Easterseals, The Lotus House, and Branches Fl. In addition to donating thousands of dollars worth of art supplies to these locations, I also created a website with step-by-step instructions for unique art projects to be done with the donated supplies. The hope in providing these art supplies and lessons to these children in need is that they will be able to find an escape from their difficult life circumstances through the proven therapeutic nature of art.Now at the collegiate level, I am in the process of making this project into a registered student organization to take its level of impact to the next level.

I work as an ongoing assistant for this clinical private practice by organizing practice forms, researching and summarizing relevant research findings, performing billing bookkeeping, and creating content for the company website and other marketing materials.

I served as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for Dr. Zaman's Psychology of Language course during Summer A 2024. This position entails grading weekly assignments, assisting students with content and assignment submission through platforms such as email and Zoom, and working directly with the professor throughout the course progression.

I served as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for Dr. Ghiasinejad's Cognitive Psychology course during the Spring 2024 semester in which I graded assignments and offered academic support to students by teaching content retention skills and providing clarification on challenging material through email and Zoom platforms.

As a Guest Service Representative for the Coral Gables Youth Center, I work at reception desks managing a constant flow of in-person and on-the-phone inquiries about membership statuses, camp registration, after-school programming, athletic leagues, and more.

During a time of career exploration, I served as the Vice-President of Recruitment for the Knights Pre-Law Association at the University of Central Florida. In this position, I was responsible for executing creative and engaging tabling events, answering questions from interested members, and attending all general body meetings, speaker meetings, socials, and volunteering events.

I served as the Administrative Officer of the Psychological Society at the University of Central Florida. In this role, I was responsible for handling member registration, creating and executing all community outreach events, supervising attendance, responding to member emails, and attending all general body meetings, organization-sponsored conferences, socials, lab tours, and speaker meetings.

From August 2023 to December 2023 I had the pleasure of serving on the selective Student Government Leadership Council (SGLC) which served as a professional introductory program to the opportunities within UCF SG. My involvement in this council included attending weekly general council meetings, sitting in on branch-specific committee and general meetings, and serving as the Vice-Chair for the community service-oriented committee of SGLC.From January 2024 to April 2024, I was accepted and served on the Judicial Leadership Council which is a program geared towards preparing members to apply for an Associate Justice Seat in the upcoming summer. The weekly council meetings mimicked an onboarding boot camp with lessons regarding the branch Constitution, Student Conduct training, resume-building classes, and mock-interviews.

I was responsible for driving customers to the store and directing them to possible purchases.I was also responsible for using my knowledge of store products to assist every customer while upholding the company’s mission and demonstrating exceptional customer service skills. I also took control the register and handled transactions.

As an Art Assistant, I created art projects for the children attending the summer camp, instructed the proper art techniques and skills necessary to handle a myriad of art mediums, supervised children’s work, set up/cleaned up each day, responded to customer inquiries, and answered a constant flow of customer calls with minimal wait times.

During my time in high school, I Co-Founded a community service project entitled the "I-CARE CANVAS PROJECT." This project entailed collecting hand-painted and unique mini canvases to be donated to the Christine E. Lynn Rehabilitation Center. By the end of my management of this project, I had collected and personally delivered over 500 canvases that were then given to patients as gift offerings during the holidays as well as used for therapeutic purposes.

I served as a camp counselor for numerous years in which I created engaging and educational weekly schedules, led groups of children safely through a variety of camp activities, communicated with parents about camper activities, and reported concerns and suggestions to supervisors.