Princeton's Center for International Security Studies (CISS) "provides a home for the study and debate of national and international security at Princeton University and supports a variety of educational, research, enrichment, and outreach activities with the intent of generating new knowledge on issues of fundamental importance and educating the next generation of strategic thinkers and decision makers."As an undergraduate Military 101 Fellow, I work to arrange guest speakers, host panels, and introduce the Princeton community to leaders from the military and related fields.

As Princeton Tower Club President, I am a member of the Princeton InterClub Council (ICC) which has jurisdiction over all the Eating Clubs on "The Street." As Vice President, I provide direction and support for the group while reporting to the University and Graduate-ICC to enact the most effective change.

Princeton Tower Club is one of 11 eating clubs at Princeton University. Eating Clubs are the cornerstone of social life for upperclassmen. Tower is the largest of clubs and one of the six "Bicker" (selective) clubs and is known for its diverse membership with varied interests in the humanities. Tower Club, hosted in a beautiful clubhouse along Prospect Avenue, holds the membership's lively meals along with a plethora of other social activities.

The Sycamore Institute is a 501(c)(3) think tank focused on issues pertaining to US and International security.As the Division Chief for Princeton's Security and Defense section, I oversee a team working on a myriad of topics in the field.

Line O' Type is the Moline High School Newspaper. Published monthly, editors and reporters strive to equip the school with relevant and accurate news.

A nation-wide club dedicated to getting high school women involved in the community through volunteering, fundraising and self-improvement workshops and labs.

30 high school juniors are selected to work daily in the United States Senate setting up the Senate Chamber for daily business and assisting until the Senate adjourns for the day. On top of working full time, Senate Pages attend a rigorous school from 6:15 a.m. until the Senate convenes to continue education while living in D.C. in a residence with the other selected Pages.