Currently: 11th Grade Science Test Evaluator K-12 Subjects taught: English, ESL, Math City College of San Francisco: Medical Chemistry ("General, Organic, and Biochemistry: An Applied Approach” written by the professor)Team Leader AmeriCorps Experience: America Reads Tutored students in grades K-3 from underserved households in literacy and coordinated monthly service projects.

Forward Robotics is a nonprofit that delivers a curriculum that teaches computational thinking and problem solving skills to middle and high school students through engagement with robots, sensors, and driverless cars. Emphasis on programming languages that de-emphasize gatekeeping academia. Consultant: Star Robotics Academy (nonprofit)

Phi Theta Kappa: Tau Gamma Internship for Chemistry and Microbiology

Previously: Pennsylvania Voter ProjectAssist voters with nonpartisan grassroots efforts to universalize resistance through increased voter turnout.

Managed and coordinated 18 worksite-based career internship programs for 350 high school students. The Exploring program provides a catalyst of community leaders, whom give their time and expertise, to enrich students with after-school career internships. Demonstrated initiative as the founder of the Exploring Advisory Committee and creative director for a student promotional video.Developed a relationship with each internship program and regional schools, identified a point of contact… Show more Managed and coordinated 18 worksite-based career internship programs for 350 high school students. The Exploring program provides a catalyst of community leaders, whom give their time and expertise, to enrich students with after-school career internships. Demonstrated initiative as the founder of the Exploring Advisory Committee and creative director for a student promotional video.Developed a relationship with each internship program and regional schools, identified a point of contact for recruiting youth, and provided outreach and feedback. Grew youth membership to 350 students and partnerships with 20 area high schools. Extended student internships to civic, educational, and other community-based organizations.In charge of the 150 volunteers that make the Exploring program possible. Identify, recruit, train, guide, and inspire community and business leaders to become involved in youth programs. Started new career internship programs at Just Born Candy Co., Lehigh County District Attorney's Office, and LV International Airport in the fields of business, law, and aviation, respectively. Show less

Provided weekly face-to-face visits and phone contact with 20 clients to ensure local mental health standards and community involvement. Developed individual service plans and monitored plans through treatment reviews.Responsible for coordinating a variety of service activities between clients’ families, doctors, social services, and state and local governments to fulfill medical and social service plan goals.

Worked with children ages 6-14 to teach the fundamentals of competitive swimming.Swim Lessons: Provided swimming lessons to swimmers of all levels ages 3 to 14, as well as parent-child lessons for infants and lessons for disabled children.

Dealt professionally with patients at Lehigh Valley and St. Luke’s hospitals through the execution of Medicaid and finance. Managed a monthly caseload of 400 patients and met approval goals.Enhanced quantitative skills through the analysis of patient financial aid status. Methodically and critically examined a variety of taxes: income, property, corporate, payroll, capital gains, and estate.

Grant Manager of the YSS program at Donegan Elementary and instrumental researcher to secure first ever Community School sponsorship via United Way, an $85,000 grant. Research presented at United Way’s national conference.Ability to relate to staff, educators, and the community in qualitative and quantitative form through showing progress of at risk students' state test scores, grades, social services, and absentee rates under United Way benchmarks. Marketed YSS Grant Program through… Show more Grant Manager of the YSS program at Donegan Elementary and instrumental researcher to secure first ever Community School sponsorship via United Way, an $85,000 grant. Research presented at United Way’s national conference.Ability to relate to staff, educators, and the community in qualitative and quantitative form through showing progress of at risk students' state test scores, grades, social services, and absentee rates under United Way benchmarks. Marketed YSS Grant Program through newsletter updates and St. Luke's annual report. Enhanced communication skills with youth, parents, and educators as lead coordinator of Dr. Seuss Day and co-lead of Reading Rocks! after school literacy program. Promoted the program through speaking at teacher in-services, resulted in 100% completion of teacher perception progress surveys of YSS students.Worked with community organizations to implement literacy directives and created a new computer enrichment program through the coordination of undergraduate volunteers. Responsible for grant evaluations to secure funding for St. Luke’s Community Health Department via the United Way.Increased student interest in literacy through the design and implementation of school-wide reading competitions and analyzed the resulting data. Assisted in book drive initiative that doubled the donations to over 16,000 books, and personally categorized and distributed 1000 books with gift card incentives to YSS students to promote literacy. Show less

Under the direction of an MPH, completed: literature searches, evidence tables on emergency room abuse and palliative care, aided in research projects to end homelessness, and creation of a medical article database. Volunteered within the department, ranging from 2007 until 2009.