As a Senior Associate at HAN, I continued to get more comfortable with networking, outreaching, and taking lead. This semester I was in San Francisco, and there I met many investors in VC firms and serial entrepreneurs - one of which I brought into a meeting for a fireside chat I led. This semester I was also able to make my first introductions between investors and the venture I worked with.

As a Junior Associate at HAN, I first went through the Education Series. VPs and Seniors in the org taught me what VC was, how to source, how to do due diligence. I hopped on calls with 3 Northeastern alumni founders having emailed many more. I also reached out to over 30 investors and had 3 calls. Lastly, I developed my Senior Project: a system to better keep track of our connected investors and venture management.

- Facilitated biweekly Community Council meetings, organized the agenda alongside the Administrative Chair, and maintained order in meetings - Served as the main point of contact between the Community Council and the designated International Coordinator(s) - Proposed, solidified, and executed programming ideas on behalf of the Blue Line community (roughly 300 students)

During my junior year of high school my advisor introduced a summer program to me - the Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (SEAP). The program is located in the Philadelphia Navy Yard. I worked with the Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) and was actually able to write code to help the development team I was working with. An aspect of the program that I enjoyed especially was learning how to work within a team using the Agile Methodology.