• Managed the staffing, itineraries, and supplies for 18 simultaneous 5-day wilderness trips into the Adirondack Mountains in Upstate New York• Controlled the program’s $106,000 budget and managed equipment inventory, making sure new equipment was bought and assigned to the correct trip • Redesigned the program’s equipment management system, creating a more streamlined and organized issue and de-issue process for gear rented to student participants • Organized participant payments and personal information into a database to allow for easier program management • Corresponded regularly with parents and students both through email and phone calls to answer questions regarding the program and the first-year student arrival process

• Planned and lead student trips throughout upstate New York, taking responsibility for student safety and comfort on detail-oriented and logistics heavy outings• Taught various backcountry survival skills to individuals with no prior experience in the outdoors• Organized and led a week-long mountain biking trip to Moab, Utah including the management of group air travel and equipment rentals

• Created online reports summarizing research projects on the topics of global citizenship and the Syrian refugee crisis• Engaged in outreach to local volunteer groups looking to support refugees and promote student awareness of the crisis