The Princeton Review said of Coro: “Every group has its ultimate challenge, an experience that defines those who participate as the most talented in their field. Track-and-field enthusiasts have the decathlon. Whiz kids have the Odyssey of the Mind competition. Fitness freaks have the Iron Man Triathlon. And aspiring public servants have the Coro Fellows Program.”Placements:-Nonprofit: Goldhirsh Foundation-Electoral Politics: Katy Young Yaroslavsky for LA City Council -Business: Best Best & Krieger LLP-Government: City of San Fernando-Labor: LA-OC Building and Construction Trades Council-Spring Project I: City of San Fernando-Spring Project II: Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC)

-Co-creator and President of new campus organization focused on redefining what it means to be a man, which included bi-weekly discussions on various topics and their relationship to masculinity-Led a team of eight members in bi-weekly preparation and vision-focused meetings to ensure the smooth execution of each discussion and developed plans for future programming

-Worked with fifteen Executive Committee members to create and lead campus-wide educational programs about social justice issues

-Completed at least 30 Civic Engagement Hours throughout each school year -Served at local non-profits such as the Euclid Food Pantry, MedWish International, and Community Greenhouse Partners

-Member of the Sexual Misconduct Committee and Racial Justice Committee-Engaged in cross-disciplinary collaboration with committee members to draft proposals presented to the Board of Trustees addressing these important issues on campus

-Led service trips of four to six students to MedWish International Foundation headquarters -Organized and prepared medical packages containing unused medical supplies for donation to underdeveloped countries

-Elected on a social justice platform during the pandemic, and was tasked with leading and increasing the morale of 30 members. Created a strategic plan to engage the chapter with social and community programming -Created the "Delt Giving Circle" where our chapter took $5 out of each of our members' dues each month and donated it to a different charity, while also inviting the greater campus community to donate as well-Attached are the videos created for the "Delt Giving Circle"-Helped organize and was a participant in "A Conversation About Race in America based on the film "American Skin" with members of the Pi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha-Attached is the video below-Co-Host of the "DeltPod" podcast where myself and the Vice President interviewed members of our chapter to provide an inside look into our organization and the special aspects of our brotherhood-Attached is the link to the podcast via Spotify-Creator of a Chapter Development Series called the “What Is A Man?” Program, which consisted of two chapter-wide conversations focused on the social construction of masculinity and intersectionality-Participated in Delta Tau Delta's National Anti-Hazing Initiative-Attached is the link to the video via Delta Tau Delta Nationals' website

-Helped to create new bylaws for the chapter

-Created and served healthy food options to novice and collegiate athletes -Interacted with colleagues and customers to select nutritional options in order to develop positive lifestyle choices

-Worked with groups of 20 preschool children in early childhood day camp, and assisted head teacher in creating early literacy curriculum and structured outdoor play