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Great Neck, Ny, Us

Binghamton, New York, United States

- Served for Senator Chuck E. Schumer (D-NY) in his Southern Tier district office.- Increased the office's local presence by seeking out local events, thus fostering strong relationships between external organizations and the community.- Organized local news articles to create daily updates, highlighting notable and relevant information regarding affairs in the Southern Tier of New York. - Created succinct and detailed policy memos regarding legislation of interest to brief senior policy analysts, allowing for increased efficiency within the office.

- Founded this organization by reaching out to passionate peers and navigating administrative bureaucracy.- Worked directly with representatives in Swipe Out Hunger to devise possible ways to alleviate food insecurity at Binghamton University.- Presented data and possible solutions to student hunger to Binghamton administration, state legislators, etc.

- Meet with various NYS legislators to promote the Hunger Free Campus Act, a bipartisan bill to combat food insecurity among students on college campuses, and gained official support from 3 (and counting) legislators. - Bring together students across higher institutions in NYS and create tangible plans on how to show student support for the bill such as writing op-eds, reaching out to elected officials, and promoting advocacy on campus.

Binghamton, New York, United States

- Served for Representative Marc Molinaro (R-NY-19) in his Binghamton district office.- Directly spoke with constituents and analyzed information provided in order to refer them to the appropriate resources.- Evaluated political and policy-related briefings on a weekly basis to act as a resource for constituents.Properly assessed constituent, non-profit, and private opinions on policy and relayed it to other staffers and the Congressman.- Ensured all topics brought forward were treated with the same dignity and respect, regardless of view, and were properly addressed- Created one-pagers and pamphlets for external use.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Engaged with elected officials and staffers- Advocated for policy priorities (ex/ No Kid Hungry, Farm Bill, Summer Meals) at the federal, state and local levels of government- Coordinated with internal stakeholders- Produced materials/templates to be used internally and for public information sharing

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Part of the 6th cohort of Zero Hunger Interns, one of 13 out of 886 applicants- Placed with a partner anti-hunger organization (Share Our Strength)- Attended Summer Seminars, a multi-part course on domestic and global hunger, advocacy, and the root causes of hunger and poverty- Completed a group research project examining hunger and researching potential solutions in local communities

- Collaborate with the Pre-Health Advising Team to conduct formal and informal programming.- Hold advising hours to aid other pre-health students with finding extracurricular activities, course scheduling, and other pre-health-related activities.- Serve as a conduit to relay information/commentary between the student body and the Pre-Health Professions Advisors.

Vestal, New York, United States

- Coordinated and organized goods requested by students by stocking shelves and fulfilling online orders to ensure efficient handoffs.- Curated a semester-long project to show the impacts of the food pantry with team members to raise awareness and discover more insight about food insecurity in the student population.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

- Contacted over 30 legislators in Massachusetts regarding bills H.2871, An Act to increase family stabilization through the earned income tax credit and S.1852, An Act providing a guaranteed minimum income to all Massachusetts families.- Worked directly with members of the public to prepare written testimonies to be presented at large panels.- Referred to extensive research conducted by Children's HealthWatch in support of the need for family financial stability, access to housing, food security, quality education, and healthcare coverage as it greatly betters children's health.

Flushing, New York, United States

- Verified patient information using a medical records system.- Performed basic medical operations such as connecting patients to oxygen, attaching blood pressure cuffs, removing IV drips, applying gauze to bleeding orifices, and overall aiding patients for endoscopies, colonoscopies, and other medical procedures.

- Conducted research on the use of supplements in physical activity, ATP and metabolic pathways, and comestibles to be eaten in conjunction with medication. - Reviewed current literature on natural supplements, attend relevant webinars. - Coordinated project activity and communicated with internal and external researchers.- Prepared project reports, technical writing, memos, presentations, and proposals.

Great Neck, New York, United States

High position in a small business selling luxury goods. - Found and interviewed prospective hires- Trained new employees- Photographed goods- Developed creative advertisements, leading to an increase in yearly revenue by 30% from 2018-2019- Contacted customers- Managed social media accounts, increasing the follower count by 300%- Managed scheduling and meetings with external stakeholders and clients

Bachelor'S Degree, English Literature, Biological Sciences, 3.7

Activities and Societies: Founder and President of Swipe Out Hunger; volunteer at the Food Pantry; Peer Advisor for Pre-Health students.

Exchange Student, American And Media Studies

I was an exchange student at UEA for the Fall 2022 semester, where I was able to truly immerse myself in student life and with the culture.

National Ap Scholar