As chair, I have created events such as a Self-Defense Seminar, Sock Drive, and setting up Professional Headshots for our USPsers. These events are created in Portland, but helped lead across the rest of the NW WLD BRG in states such as Montanna, Wyoming, Idaho, Alaska, and Washington. Together, my team and I create events to advance UPSers in their personal and professional careers.

As LTG of the Cascade division, I oversee and govern the four Oregon CKI clubs. This includes but is not limited to: creating service projects for all clubs to join in, fostering interclub relations, and building sustainable community development.

As K-Fam Chair, I coordinate and create events between high school Key Clubs and college level Circle K International clubs. My goal is to foster relationships between college and high school clubs through making a lasting impact on our community.

Led the club out of the pandemic. Created new training modules. Lead and built meeting agendas to follow. Rebuilt the officer board. Helped create the club's first t-shirts that would go on to win the club's first district award. Invented new service projects and reintegrate the club into the UP campus community.

I work at Pilot House on the campus of University of Portland while I complete my degree in Communication and Business.

As chair, I and a few other club presidents discussed whether proposed clubs fit the university's codes of: ethics, equity and diversity, and business. Such matters of topic were: the sustainability and longevity of the club, whether all members of the UP community could attend (and delegate further options if not), and the tenants of their constitutions. Our advisory notes were passed on to a University of Portland staff member for the final decision.

Networked with local non-profit organizations to create events. Helped provide transport, calendar organization, and lead a team of service committee chairs to fulfill the mission of the organization. Time as leader was cut short due to studying abroad in Galway, Ireland the following semester.

Though I started baking and selling pies as early as 4th grade, it wasn't until May 2020 that I made Roozies official. Roozies is a small in-house bakery in which I baked, branded, and delivered own pies and desserts. My desserts have been featured in auctions, wedding, and several charity events.

Reinvented 'Free Little Libraries' website and tracking system. Helped plan community events. Discussed with locals library effectiveness. Updated 'Adopt a block' program through a new website and data upload.