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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Leading diverse, experiential civic education programs for 30 students from across the United States each week, fostering constructive discussions in the nation’s capital- Facilitating meetings and building relationships with elected officials and nonprofit leaders- Supporting special-focus youth summits with prestigious partners including Bank of America, and the Arizona Cardinals- Guiding student groups on educational trips to historical sites including Philadelphia, Williamsburg, Mount Vernon, New York City, and around D.C.- Participating in professional development and curriculum improvement - Demonstrating strong communication and teamwork skills in a fast-paced environment- Managing responsibilities efficiently and showcasing commitment to civic education and community service

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

- Elected to one of ten spots on the UTSU’s Board of Directors, overseeing the largest undergraduate student union in Canada, and one of the largest undergraduate student unions in North America with over 40,000 students.- Helping to decide on policy surrounding issues such as allocating club funding, maintaining UTSU bylaws and policy, outreach initiatives, budgeting, student aid, equity and accessibility, and reduced-price student housing.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

- Elected to a two-year term on Canada’s National Board of Democrats Abroad as a voting representative. - Helped decide on policy positions and GOTV efforts.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

- Elected as the President of Toronto’s Interfraternity Council, a board comprised of the presidents of the 11 member fraternities in downtown Toronto. - Responsible for chairing meetings, organizing events, and serving as a mediator and intermediary between organizations.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

- Elected as President of the Tau Omega Chapter for two consecutive years, overseeing an executive board of ten elected positions. - Met twice with Meric Gertler, the President of the University of Toronto, to discuss antisemitism on campus.- Flown out to Atlanta by AEPi International to attend the Leven Leadership Institute. - Developed fluency with strategies for fundraising, alumni relations, budgeting, and recruitment. - Communicated with alumni, created networking opportunities, grew the chapter almost tripling membership, and managed a yearly budget of around $70,000.- Named Chapter Brother of the Year for the 2022-2023 school year, and Canadian Brother of the Year for the 2022-2023 school year.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

- Established club dedicated to educating and ensuring American students take steps to register and procure absentee ballots along with four other students at UofT. - Registered over 200 American students living in Canada to vote through Democrats Abroad affiliate votefromabroad.org.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

- Teach students of all ages how to swim according to Lifesaving Society guidelines. - Promote health and safety in and around the water. - Canadian Bronze Medallion, Canadian Bronze Cross, and Canadian First Aid certifications.

Great Barrington, Massachusetts, United States

- Oversaw 97 campers and 30 staff members. - Responsibilities included working with 30+ members of the leadership team, staff and activity scheduling, mitigating interpersonal conflicts with campers and staff, and providing performance feedback for staff. - Consistently commended for excellent work and given additional leadership responsibilities.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Heard and approved policies for the Faculty of Arts and Science, including academic policy, curriculum, admission, academic units, and regulations governing evaluation and standing.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Considered and deliberated academic petition appeals with the deans of the seven colleges within the university. Acted on behalf of University of Toronto students and represented their perspectives.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Reviewed and voted on proposals for changes to and the creation of new courses and programs.

Great Barrington, Massachusetts, United States

- Oversaw cabins of 7-15, 13-15 year-old campers over 10 weeks for two consecutive summers. - Responsibilities included adhering to tight schedules, following safety procedures, and conflict mediation. - Red Cross Lifeguarding, CPR, and First-Aid Certifications.

Political Science And Government, American Studies, Critical Studies In Equity And Solidarity

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