SELL Fellowship is UT’s first and largest undergraduate fellowship for students pursuing social impact ventures and social entrepreneurship. SELL presents three semesters of curriculum that teaches students how to ideate, run, own, and operate their own social enterprises using design thinking methodology.Elected to lead a team of 30 board members and oversaw all strategic planning, curriculum development, and short and long term operations run by the Officer and Executive Boards.

Guided and mentored a cohort of 20 fellows who are beginning the process of starting their own social enterprises to ensure that fellows have a positive and personal experience within the fellowship.Held 16 lectures regarding research and design thinking practices, giving students the tools they need to make informed strategic pivots while working towards a proof of concept and an eventual minimum viable product for their ventures.

Managed a cohort of 20 fellows through mentorship, creating and implementing tracking tools to ensure completion of action items and movement on their projects.

Created and found own social enterprise named LEWIS, which served as a sex education curriculum for low income high school students.

Accepted member of the highly selective Social Entrepreneurship Learning Lab (SELL) Fellowship. Out of 27 students, I was 1 of 9 selected for graduation, with the opportunity to continue on to the Incubator program.