• Yearlong intern teaching placement as part of University of Pittsburgh's Master of the Art of Teaching program.• Full responsibility for two sections of Honors Spanish 3 and one section of Honors Spanish 2.

• Managed educational and athletic programs at nonprofit serving 3,000+ at-risk youth.• Wrote logic models and implemented outcome measurement practices for well-established programs.• Oversaw silent auction at annual fundraising event.• Managed staff of 3 interns and 400+ occasional volunteers. Built capacity by securing leadership fellow to serve with foundation for one year.

Worked for positive and culturally-relevant change through 9-month leadership development program as one of a cohort of 12 next-generation leaders. Completed three consulting placements at Pittsburgh-area organizations and five civic strategy week projects exploring public policy, community development, and communication.• Best of the Batch Foundation (Jan. – May 2015): Wrote original Dignity & Respect Sportsmanship curriculum to engage high school student-athletes.• Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group (Oct. – Dec. 2014): As part of Better Busway project, met with 20 community leaders to move buy-in on guiding principles for development along the Busway. Produced stakeholder profiles of community organizations.• Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (Aug. – Oct. 2014): Wrote successful HUD grant to institute Preferred Owners Program to engage Section 8 landlords.• National Affairs Week fundraising team co-chair: raised $8,000 for capstone trip to Washington, D.C.

Co-created and led original curriculum for at-risk teens in Pittsburgh to learn about sustainable food, Spanish language, and connect with sister club in Quito, Ecuador, through Museums Connect grant.

Created World Family Day, bringing together volunteer storytellers of multiple languages, community organizations sharing cultural activities and food, and 90+ kids and adults.

Taught English as a Second Language for adult refugees.

Taught English at Northern (Arctic) Federal University.

Translated from Spanish to English documents including corporate manual, emails to franchisees, & workshop scripts.