As a Lead in the Safe Care program, I managed a team of 3-4 people in screening hospital employees, patients, and visitors during the COVID-19 pandemic. With things changing quickly at the hospital through the peak case surge and reopening, I gained experience in a number of administrative and patient-facing roles. My responsibilities included overseeing several employees and coordinating schedules, screening and assisting 300-400 patients and visitors per day, and managing a large inventory of PPE and other supplies for staff entrances. As things improved during the spring and summer, I also worked in the Admitting Department and main reception at the hospital. It was a fast-paced environment, and I enjoyed the opportunity to focus on problem solving and interact with people from all walks of life.

Supervise youth and adult athletic/health programs several nights per week. Manage referees for the Joel Noe Recreational Basketball League as on-site supervisor and community liaison. Act as official scorer for MetroWest Travel Basketball games and referee youth basketball and soccer for the Brookline Recreation Department.

I served in several executive board roles for The Stylus of Boston College. It is one of the oldest and most prominent undergraduate literary-arts magazines in the country, publishing since 1882.Social Media: Managed the official Facebook and Instagram pages and created content to promote upcoming meetings, events, and magazine releases.Arts: Scheduled and co-chaired arts meetings, leading peer discussion and voting on submitted works. Mediated disagreements and varying opinions with an eye towards a high-quality, coherent publication. Learned Adobe Indesign and utilized prior Adobe Photoshop skills to create a catalog of submitted artworks for review. Formatted the accepted works for layout and final publication.Distribution: Formulated distribution strategy to reach largest possible audience on campus and beyond. Physically distributed magazines wherever necessary.