- Independently managed office maintenance, technical issues, and event planning for up to 100 people.- Supervised four work study students; led them in creating a department podcast and office roundtables- Responsible for all office communications; grew engagement in the English program through our Instagram and Substack- Scheduled 160+ courses for 70+ professors across two systems; assisted both students and professors with class registration

- Implemented new software and data organization systems for business development - Navigated delicate, high value interpersonal situations with clients by phone and email - Wrote and maintained templates for contracts and automated communication- Guided 25+ clients per season through the event planning process

- Managed total care of 16 horses throughout a ten hour workday; identified and completed additional projects as needed- Communicated daily between business owner and clients, often concerning sensitive situations- Trained new employees; supervised 4+ staff members daily; maintained full work schedule for 10+ employees

- Created social media posts; shot photo + video content; wrote public relations materials for business website - Managed payment of musicians; maintained payment records of exchanges between both clients and musicians

- Presided over day-to-day functioning of two dog daycare locations (60+ dogs/day), a walking operation, a grooming salon, and boarding clients- Coordinated daily schedules for daycare program and 30+ walking clients; calculated and sent invoices weekly- Grew daycare client base by 35+ dogs following an expansion

- Worked independently on a schedule to complete walks for 20+ clients; maintained cleanliness and decorum at daycare alongside other team members

- Collaborated with administrative manager to update websites, organize files, present data, and plan events

In my four month summer internship at Komera I worked on a variety of projects. Although I had several major tasks, life at a small non-profit moves fast-- there was no predicting how a day would end up going. As a summer intern I ran the Twitter, contributed to the blog and Facebook, complied a database of relevant statistics, and worked on our grassroots program for high school and college involvement. Additionally I spent time writing for the website, grants, and annual report; organizing of our files and resources; and completing any random jobs that came up throughout the day. By far my most extensive (and still continuing) project is the grassroots program. Organizing and writing the curriculum for our annual US Leadership Summit for high school girls is the largest piece of this program, a task that I will be involved with until May 2015. The other, smaller yet growing, component of the program is engaging high school and college students from the Boston area in continuing involvement activities.

Lead server on the floor; lifting heavy trays, objects; preparing for events independently; organizing resources and tasks; interacting with guests; solving problems independently; on my feet for 9+ hour shifts

12+ hours per week; worked as a server at a variety of events, both sit-down and buffet; preparing orders before events; organizing materials

Interacting with customers; taking in drop off orders; sorting and tagging pieces to be sent to the plant; racking the clean items brought back to the store; working alone and independently of a manager; opening and closing the store; 6+ hour shifts spent on my feet; lifting heavy orders of clothes

Through a program at my high school I spent the summer before my senior year in a lab affiliated with Harvard and Brigham and Women's Hospital working for Jonathan Nardozzi, a post-doc. He researched Parkinson's Disease, focusing on the involvement of a mysterious large protein called LRRK-2. I worked 8 hour days 3x a week for 3 months. Dr. Nardozzi taught me how to run experiments and tests, and how to record the findings in my own lab notebook. By the end of the summer I learned how to use a variety of lab equipment and run experiments independently, while picking up a lot of basic lab skills.