• Design and implement accessibility audit of 71-mile trail through the Denver Metro Region as part of Masters of the Environment Capstone Partnership• Project management between other students, faculty advisor, Conservancy staff, and community partners, including objective setting, meeting coordination, and budget management• Design framework using ArcGIS Field Maps for on-the-ground data collection• Analyze resulting data and compile into series of reports with recommendations for the Conservancy on trail updates and accessible communication

• Provide software engineering support to Government and internal customers through modeling, simulation and analysis• Develop and maintain backend application programming interfaces (APIs) to create user-friendly webservices• Test and optimize algorithms to model space operations• Utilize artificial intelligence to schedule resident space object observations in space warfighting simulation software• Document software updates, deliver briefings, and publish technical reports to support customer requirements

• Provide three projects with software assurance via testing, error messaging, exception handling, and algorithm improvements• Utilize software including MATLAB and Microsoft Visual Studio to develop satellite trajectory visualization tools• Collaborate with team using shared code and version control with Git

• Digitally transfer collections into new cataloguing system• Delegate tasks to shelving assistants to maintain steady workflow in the department• Perform departmental operations in absence of supervisors

• Facilitated community within residence halls through weekly and monthly programming, focusing on balancing the academic rigors of the University Honors Program with personal well-being and development• Assisted in the management of emergency situations to help ensure the safety of over 300 first-year students• Enforced community standards throughout the residence life community and served as a point of authority, conflict mediation, and referral to student resources

• Conducted literature review of temperature-dependent species native to the Santa Monica Bay, establishing thresholds for habitat suitability• Created model for habitat suitability based on sea surface temperature projections to predict where key species habitat will change due to climate change• Presented preliminary findings to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• Organize library collection and maintain bookshelves throughout the library, retrieve books for patrons and prepare items to be checked out, assist in the digital transfer of basement collection into GFA system

• Collect data using Microsoft Excel and employ graphic design programs GIMP and Tableau to conduct a formal research project in the fields of directional statistics and data visualization, with the aim of developing unique ways to visualize time data• Under the guidance of mathematics professors, created a technical report and poster summarizing the work, which was presented at the 2019 Undergraduate Research Symposium