Processed 500+ transactions daily in a fast-paced environment at Acadia National Park. Additionally assisted in management-level inventory audit and assurance procedures, and worked as a front-line source of communication between visitors and Visitor Resource & Protection Units, such as Search-and-Rescue teams

Working for Fordham University Department of University Transportation (DUT)- Direct supervisor of a staff of 25 employees, who provide cleaning, maintenance, and fueling on a fleet of 50 passenger vehicles; including training personnel, and monitoring activity- Processed and audited for accuracy receipts and invoices totaling $20,000+ monthly- Coordinated office response in rapidly changing situations, including vehicle accidents, passenger and mechanical incidents, and various other logistical issues- Inventory manager for various maintenance supplies kept on site- Engaged in a number of initiatives to improve data accuracy and analysis for use in our rapidly changing operations.

Student Employment at Fordham University's Department of Intercampus Transportation. - Safely and efficiently shuttles passengers between Fordham University's Bronx, Manhattan, and Armonk campuses, as well as other destinations throughout the New York Metropolitan area and as far as Rochester, NY; and Boston, MA in passenger vans. - Fueling and performing general maintenance and upkeep on a fleet of around 50 passenger vans and other vehicles. -Training in a variety of situations, including accident procedures, dealing with passenger emergencies and disruptive passengers, and advanced defensive driving procedures.

Gate Staff Supervisor at the Hamilton-Wenham Recreation Department's Veterans Memorial Pool. - Handled, audited, and signed off on financial transactions at the pool each day.- Managed schedules and employees in the gate staff department.- In charge of pool security.- Delivered exceptional customer service as the primary point of contact and interaction customers, members, and vendors had with pool staff.

Undergraduate Intern with the Essex County District Attorney's Office's Juvenile and Drug Diversion Programs, based out of Lawrence District Court. The diversion programs are ways for people arraigned on nonviolent juvenile and drug offenses to access reformative and rehabilitative programs, such as counseling, drug screening and therapy, and focused educational courses in lieu of moving forward with the case.- Reviewed criminal complaints and wrote summaries pertaining to potential cases, the first step in the diversion process. - Assisted in the management of juvenile and drug offense cases which were adjudicated to the diversion program to ensure compliance with the above mentioned programs.- Participated in intake screenings to determine if candidates would be suitable for the diversion program- Aided Assistant District Attorneys and Victim Witness Advocates with a number of other tasks, including case management, filing cases, and retrieving court documents.- Processed information, materials, and sent communications relating to sexual assault evidence kits being investigated to ensure compliance with recently passed state law.

Full time work as a Front End Clerk- Handled thousands of dollars of transactions a day- Performed bagging, blocking shelves, and re-shelving when needed- Also part of Stop & Shop's online pickup service, which included picking up orders, quality checking them, and delivering around 100 orders each day alongside providing customer service, and being occasionally in charge of the department.

Student Liaison to the Hamilton-Wenham EdFund, a nonprofit organization which performs fundraising in order to issue grants to the Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District. This allows the school to purchase items and provide services not otherwise possible, including a state of the art professional-grade biochemistry lab, classroom supplies for first graders with sensory issues, and partnerships with the community to provide a more engaging experience. - Provided a student perspective of grant proposals currently on the board to assist in ascertaining if this was a good use of funds at monthly meetings- Assisted in EdFund Fundraising Campaigns, such as a yearly Christmas Tree sale- Gained experience as working as part of a committee, the process of proposals and debate, meeting decorum, and basic financial analysis.

- Provided customer service and aid for hundreds of patrons daily, including those also on site for a related summer camp program- Handled hundreds of dollars in transactions, including creating financial reports.