I am a recent graduate of UMass Amherst, having completed dual degrees in Management and Comparative Literature, as well as an English minor. After searching for an academic pursuit which would allow me to grow and develop as a leader in highly competitive business environments, I internally transferred into the Isenberg School of Management, maintaining a 3.9 GPA pre and post application to do so. I am eager to continue strengthening my managerial skills and honing my competency in navigating the intricacies of the industry. While I aim to continue literary studies in higher education, as I continue forward in my academic and career pursuits, I aim to apply my current and growing arsenal of skills and knowledge. As a result of comparative literature's centralization on multicultural studies, I have garnered a comprehensive and nuanced understanding of the value of diversity, inclusion, and intersectionality through all domains of life. Through my literary studies I have developed refined reading comprehension, writing, and communication skills ready to be applied across a varied range of disciplines and assignments. My academic, work, and lived experiences have granted me a fluency in professionalism, diplomacy, creativity, managerial initiative, and writing adroitness I strive to exercise in all occupations. I have a particular penchant for imaginative thinking and embrace straying from convention to realize the fruits of new ideas, open-mindedness, and differentiation.