Statistics Undergraduate Course Assistant for Fall 2024. Works with students in and outside of the classroom on course material. Meets weekly with instructors to discuss lesson plans.

Operations Student Assistant at the Basic Needs Center at CU Boulder: Physical Operations and Standards Lead. In charge of Buff Pantry operations (deliveries, organization, outreach) and training and overseeing student volunteers. Also oversees the work that the Buff Pantry does with the BVSD Special Education Department and their volunteers. The Basic Needs Center provides for undergraduate and graduate students who are experiencing food insecurity, housing crisis, and in need of accessing essential resources.

One of 5 students from the United States chosen for the 2024 JSEP three-week (June-July) field program in Greenland. The Joint Science Education Project (JSEP) is an international collaboration between Greenland, the United States, and Denmark to educate and inspire the next generation of polar and STEM professionals. High school and university students and teachers from the three countries work together to study arctic environments and the human dimensions of rapid Arctic change. Students practice scientific and research methods in a cross-cultural classroom with mentoring from international teachers and scientists. Funding for JSEP is provided by Naalakkersuisut (the Government of Greenland) and the U.S. National Science Foundation through a grant to Dartmouth College.

Worked at an animal cognition lab studying pigeon and rat behavior alongside Dr. Aaron Blaisdell, as well as graduate and undergraduate scholars. Participated in lab meetings, running the study operations, and training new interns.

Selected for a full scholarship through the National Science Foundation Institute of Arctic Studies Partnership for Polar Science Education in Greenland to participate in the Joint Science Education Project (JSEP). One of thirty students from across the United States to represent the U.S. and Dartmouth College, on the global environmental stage. Students from Greenland, Denmark, the Faroe Islands, and the United States collaborated in studying the arctic. Worked in a research group on Geomorphology, presenting our project to hundreds of environmental activists, scientists, and professors. Also wrote an article for Dartmouth College.