● Assist with visitor learning research and evaluation of museum exhibits and programs● Conduct interviews with visitors, recording interviews and survey responses with high level of detail● Recruit participants for research and solicit written consent as needed● Enter and code various types of data for analysis● Actively suggest improvements to instruments and methods being developed

Mental Health Peer Support role for research intervention project called ConnectionsRx, which seeks to support young adults with psychiatric disabilities in expanding or deepening leisure practices and community participation- Create and manage social media platform (Discord) offering optional group support for research intervention participants with attention to privacy and peer empowerment practices- Write and publish weekly group discussion prompts - Communicate clearly and collaborate effectively with participants, staff, and partner organizations using remote work technologies like Microsoft 365 and Zoom

2022-2023 Season:- Stage Manager/Tech and Sound Design - The Rita Hayworth of this Generation by Tina d'Elia, directed by Mary Guzmán (April 6-23, 2023)- Stage Manager - Pericles, directed by John Fisher (May 26-27, 2023)- Videographer - Performances for Essential Services Project (E.S.P.), by John Fisher (April 2023)- Performer - Staged Reading of Gumiho by Nina Ki, directed by Ely Sonny Orquiza and Crystal Liu - (June 13, 2023)2023-2024 Season:- Stage Manager/Tech - Overlooked Latinas by Tina d'Elia, directed by Mary Guzmán (Sept 21 - Oct 1, 2023)-Stage Manager/Tech - Group Therapy by Kheven LaGrone, directed by Tanika Baptiste (Nov 16 - Dec 3, 2023)- Performer - Billy, by John Fisher (Feb 1-18, 2024)- Production Assistant -The Pride of Lions by Roger Q. Mason, directed by Ely Sonny Orquiza (March 2024)

Partnered with Allied Universal for Chase Center, San Francisco• Assisted in multiple aspects of event day preparation and execution.• Allowed appropriate entry into each venue, verified wristbands and badges, directed traffic coming in and out of the venue.• Screened guests during entry via bag searching, hand wand or metal detector• Protected guests, staff, and venue ownership group assets by watching for security breaches at vital checkpoints.• Demonstrated an understanding of the policies, procedures and regulations of different venues, facilities and events.• Initiated genuine, friendly and personal greetings to guests as they arrived at facility entrance, aisle, concourse area or other location• Provided guests with helpful directions and/or suggestions that will enhance their entertainment experience.

Outreach: Counselors walk the Downtown/Tenderloin neighborhood as a team of two or three staff, distributing basic needs supplies, food, and resources, while developing counseling relationships at a pace determined by the young people we aim to serveInformal Counseling/Coaching: At The Crossroads practices a harm-reduction philosophy in our work with clients. Our counselors support clients in generating their own goals and solutions, rather than giving advice or using their own lives to instruct others.1:1 Support/Case Management: Counselors meet with established clients long term, well into adulthood. These meetings range from simple conversations and accessing basic needs supplies to more complex counseling, creating action plans and providing in-depth personalized referrals. Meetings with clients generally take place on the streets, in public places, at our office, within the San Francisco County jail, and local hospitals. Counselors may also provide support to clients through the Rising Up Initiative and/or accompany clients to appointments and intakes with other community based organizations.

-Engage one-on-one with peers in the Community Health Worker program to provide informal counseling, action planning, linkage to resources on and off campus, and social support-Contribute to outreach and advocacy efforts for Community Health Worker program by attending and helping to plan events-Assist instructors with virtual classroom activities and other support as needed-Work remotely and independently with weekly meetings with supervisor

Clinic Placement: Richard Fine People's Clinic/1M at San Francisco General Hospital· Interview patients to assess their relevant social service and community resource needs · Manage and coordinate patient referrals and linkages· Guide patient on how to access needed resources and make follow-up contacts· Maintain up-to-date contact info about commonly used community resources· Provide supportive services aimed at disease self-management and improved health, including smoking cessation counseling· Collaborate with patients other heath care team members to promote coordination of care· Complete patient chart documentation in Epic a timely manner, according to clinic standards

Operated sound and lighting boards for solo performances, live podcasts, and music events

Performed house managing duties for a variety of programs ranging from 10 to over 100 audience members

-Contributed to an open and welcoming atmosphere that supports the creative exploration of visitors from around the world-Facilitated and maintain interactive, hands-on exhibit spaces during General Admission hours and/or special events, including outreach events in the community-Led and assisted with a variety of STEAM field trips and workshops-Helped train new interns and volunteers

-Worked closely with the Director of Philanthropy & Strategic Initiatives on development projects-Collaborated with museum directors and managers to coordinate Board of Directors meetings-Assisted the Executive Director with special projects

Assisted with a variety of events including live performances, concerts, screenings, and presentations in the Creativity Theater and special events in the Museum galleries

Performed household duties and assistance with daily living activities including general medical needs, transportation, and meals

Education Interns who have demonstrated reliability, initiative, enthusiasm with visitors, and have made a sincere effort to develop their professional skills are invited to continue as a Senior Education Intern.• Completed personal Senior Intern project updating Exhibit Guides and related resources for new interns and volunteers with minimal supervision• Helped orient and train new interns and volunteers• Assisted in on-site summer camps, including the Girls in STEAM Camp (ages 7-12) and ECE Dinosaur Camp (ages 3-5)• Led Creative Group Workshops with 10-15 campers from groups across the Bay Area• Continued to hone and enhance professional development by taking on a greater leadership role on the floor• Led creative warm-ups, check-in questions, clap-outs, etc. for floor meetings• Helped develop, facilitate, and/or participate in special workshops determined by CCM’s programming calendar

-Assist with and facilitate field trips for grades K through high school, ranging from robot programming to sound design and animation-Work with Educators during General Admission hours to teach basic, intermediate and advanced art and technology skills to youth and families-Prepare, maintain and troubleshoot equipment and supplies in the exhibit/production areas; identify and report status of exhibits and supplies-Responsible for opening and closing the museum floor and reporting on all issues related to running the museum

• Perform teaching duties for two laboratory sections in undergraduate statistics in the Psychology Department, including preparing materials, evaluating student work, and providing instructional support

• Provide high-quality one-to-one instruction based upon each client’s learning needs in Seeing Stars, Visualizing and Verbalizing, and On Cloud Nine programs• Work with Center Director, Associate Center Director, and Consultant to implement client plans by keeping clear and detailed record of sessions and giving constructive feedback about each student• Interact positively and professionally with clients and staff to provide a safe and supportive learning environment

• Process a high volume of data entry materials with precise attention to detail• Cover reception duties regularly and as needed, answering a high volume of phone calls with courtesy and professionalism and sorting and distributing mail• Provide client services, including preparing reports, explaining policy and procedure, providing referrals or other information and resources• Update and modify information in the database as needed• Manage and prioritize a variety of daily responsibilities with frequent interruptions

• Served quality products with excellent customer service by effectively managing multiple tasks simultaneously while being keenly attentive to customer needs and wants

• Collaborated with a multidisciplinary team of researchers to perform experiments in the field with a biomimetic robot honeybee• Organized and maintained records of experiment data and materials using Excel

• Handled registration and recruitment for lactation services by providing information about the program and processing registration packets• Visited on-campus lactation rooms regularly to maintain cleanliness• Coordinated large and small events for Women in Science and Engineering by handling a variety of tasks with timeliness and professionalism, including preparing and disseminating marketing materials, performing necessary scheduling tasks, assisting with setup and greeting guests, and providing my WISE lead with a summary report after the event

(summer sessions 2007 and 2008)• Designed and taught 8-week curriculum in beginning French for middle school students, focusing on student-centered lesson plans, materials, and classroom procedures• Collaborated with a team of about 30 college and high school students to plan and implement day-to-day activities and weekly events