Supervised a group of 45 students and 30 employers in the semester-long Tulane Remote Internship Program to ensure for a successful experience and seamless communication between all involved partiesResponsible for scheduling calls, meetings, travel as well as keeping track of all business finances and generating monthly expense reports for the Director of the Tulane New York Regional Office & Career Wave ProgramsCoordinated and managed the Executive in Residence program by organizing lectures, meetings and visits to campusAssisted in fundraising and career placement by expanding the office’s networkManaged all communication between employers and candidates with the goal to fill open job opportunities

Helped with increasing Hillel's brand awareness through marketing projects and events including the Annual Telethon and writing for a local magazine, Southern Jewish Life. Assisted with managing and maintaining correspondence between parents, alumni, donors and friends of the organization.

As a Tulane Jewish Leader I was involved in planning many events that take place at Hillel. From religious to social, I helped with the logistics and social media leading up to the event. I assisted in designing flyers for any given event, to creating Facebook groups and event pages.

As a Magnetic Intern I facilitated focus groups to secure feedback regarding communication ideas, value propositions and brand positioning for companies such as AdCouncil, YouTube, Paige Denim and Smashbox. I analyzed relevant industry research and extracted dominant themes from subject interviews to create PowerPoint presentations and client debriefs. Lastly, I interviewed industry experts via GoogleHangout and in person to collect information for company research purposes.

As a member of the Social Media/Marketing team at The Sweat Scene, I contribute to weekly newsletter emails, come up with a system for social media postings, strategize and help with the growth, development, and promotion of the website through various channels such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

As a summer intern at SEVENROOMS I created the company’s first social media content calendar: I imported, posted and scheduled all photos, links and copy to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn for a 6-month period. I developed and managed detailed venue pages using HTML to secure exclusive restaurant reservations. Lastly, I researched premier restaurants and venues for recommendation to elite Touch members via e-mail blasts.

Over the summer, I was responsible for 20-30 six year old kids. I planned daily activities for them to engage in and was always making sure they were safe while having fun! I gained a lot of responsibility from this job.

As a Playworks volunteer, I would weekly go to Benjamin Franklin School in New Orleans, LA and interact with the elementary aged students during their recess time. I assisted in organizing recess so it was not only fun but also a positive, safe learning experience outside of the classroom.

As a pre school camp counselor I was always moving. It was avery dynamic job where I organized and led fun, interactive, and diverse daily activities for children aged 2-5.

I was a summer intern at Beyond Vintage. I was responsible for creating a special project that improved sales and efficiency in the showroom.