Responsible for conducting research alongside The Borguet Group, with a focus on heterogenous catalysis of biological molecules. Research conducted includes zirconium and cerium catalyzed Glycine-Glycine dipeptide hydrolysis and transition metal catalyzed hydrolysis of Adenosine Triphosphate. The lab group has a large focus on scientific writing, data analysis, and research presentations.

Responsible for delivering presentations detailing the tutoring and academic services offered by Temple University's Student Success Center in a lecture setting with class sizes ranging from 20-300 students. Also participated in multiple tabling events in which the services of the SSC were advertised (Temple Global Gala, Experience Temple Day).

Employed by the Student Success Center at Temple University as a tutor, providing services for General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Algebra, Pre-calculus, and Calculus.

Worked under the supervision of Dr. John B. Michel to help set up general chemistry labs and maintain lab equipment by cleaning glassware as needed. Other responsibilities included making copies, filing, and sorting papers as needed.

Primarily focused on teaching children basic water safety, proper swimming form, and advanced swimming techniques. Worked extensively with young children (ages 2-6), children with special needs, who were nonverbal, or had a phobia of water. Other responsibilities included traveling to pools in the greater Philadelphia area to cover shifts as a lifeguard and work as the general area manager for the day.