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Baltimore, Maryland, United States

• Methodically indexed journal and magazine articles with subject headings and abstracts for the Alternative Press Index, providing academics with access to content relevant to their research interests• Edited quarterly proofing and copy reports, ensuring high journalistic standards for the Index• Prepared the Index for quarterly publication according to production guidelines, securing timely release of every issue • Solicited complimentary subscriptions to publications in exchange for indexing their content, helping to provide a strong selection of sources to include in the Index

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Timonium, Maryland, United States

Hunt Valley, Maryland, United States

• Multi-tasked as a team within a fast-paced environment, delivering superior service as a line cook• Provided excellent customer service while serving food, leaving diners satisfied• Excelled at numerous positions in the restaurant, exhibiting adaptability to different challenges• Demonstrated impeccable attendance, affording management with an extremely reliable employee

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

• Graded papers and exams for two undergraduate courses in history• Held office hours for an undergraduate course in history• Meticulously researched primary and secondary historical sources in online collections and databases for a professor to ensure that an undergraduate course's objectives were achievable and that the professor was informed of all existing evidence on the specific topic of a history course

Ellicott City, Maryland, United States

• Accessioned the Blandair Collection, an assembly of hundreds of pages of documents of numerous origins and types, improving the order of the Howard County Historical Society archive and making the contents of the collection more accessible to researchers

Maryland Historical Trust

• Designed and assisted in researching a virtual tour of Maryland’s African-American historical markers, making a portion of the Maryland Historical Trust's Marker Program more accessible and informative• Digitized portions of an archival collection, making some of the Maryland Historical Trust's archival material more accessible to researchers• Chose oyster depopulation in the Chesapeake Bay as a public policy problem to solve and address to Governor Hogan as part of a liaison with other Fellows of the Governor's Summer Internship Program• Researched the historical context of the problem of oyster depopulation as the main contribution to a group paper and presentation for Governor Hogan

Master Of Arts In Historical Studies, 3.9

• Master’s Thesis: "Facts Do Not Speak for Themselves: The Challenges to Historical Empiricism and Their Impact on the Teaching.

Bachelor Of Arts In History, Honors College, Cum Laude