Jopwell is a career advancement platform for individuals that identify as Black, Latinx and/or Native American. With a plethora of partner companies, Jopwell aids in pairing students with internships (Fall, Spring and Summer), professional development workshops and more. As an ambassador, I spearhead the marketing efforts of Jopwell on my college campus. This included conversing with students to aid them in finding internships, hosting professional workshops and partnering with other organizations to boost the Jopwell brand.

The Opportunity Network is a six year program offered to 102 high-achieving high school students across New York City. As a fellow in this program, we are provided access to career opportunities, professional networks and college preparation, through various speakers, field trips, workshops and professionals in different careers.

A five week prelude to a six year fellowship with the Opportunity Network. Through out the five weeks, fellows learn the basic practices of professionalism. Including proper email etiquette, networking, contact management and much more. In downtime, trips were taken to colleges and prestigious business, such as HBO, Google and the New York Genome Center. At the end of the five weeks, fellows presented on a specific topic they learned with their peers at the New York Bar Association.

Ron Brown Guided Pathway Support is a free program, focused on ensuring the success of college bound African American students. This program includes college navigation and guidance, peer mentorship, and access to numerous reliable resources.

· Assisting the education of middle/high school students in the coding languages of: HTML, CSS, Python and Javascript (including Flask, MongoDB, and Materialize)· Encouraging the development of entrepreneurship in teenagers by incorporating real world examples and ideation related activities· Cultivating a welcoming classroom environment for students to succeed and feel comfortable within

Clutch Prep Ambassadors deploy their public speaking and communication skills to inform college students of the online tutoring platform. This is done through tabling, class room announcements and social media platforms.

· Work with the Deloitte Office of the CEO group and develop an understanding of the Deloitte firm structure· Assist with the development of executive level briefings, presentations, and content in support of the CEO and the Office of the CEO team· Research and remain current on internal and external activities that may impact the firm· Applicant should have a desire to learn more about general business and communications/public relations

The Youth Farm Leadership is a council consisting of staff members from the Youth Farm and students at the High School for Public Service: Heroes of Tomorrow. Members of the council aim to build and sustain mutually beneficial relationships between the farm and Wingate Campus . The Youth Leadership Council creates opportunities for the Wingate Campus and Crown Heights/ East Flatbush community to have access to fresh, culturally relevant produce. And as students, members aim to extend their knowledge to peers and the community regarding food justice.In the past the Council have initiated a variety of events that have benefit the Crown Heights community and also students/staff at Wingate Campus. These projects have included mind and wellness tips such as yoga poses, and stress reducing work outs As for supporting proper nutrition, the council has held free samplings of proper dietary foods, as well as advocating for the Youth Farm's local Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) share to members in the community. In recent months, the council has spreading it's knowledge to others outside of the Crown Heights community. From broadcasting on social media, to leading workshop events at popular conferences, such as the International Youth Environmentalist Summit.

The Youth Tiller at the Youth Farm is a eight week program that teaches high school students to take care and help maintain a one acre farm on Wingate Campus. In the experience, Youth Tiller do daily farm activities including: weeding, trelising, watering, transplanting, thinning, irrigating, and harvesting. Harvested crops are sold on a weekly basis at a Farmer's Market at the Youth Farm. Youth Tillers help manage the cash register and do cooking demos to attract more customers. Tillers are also exposed to educational workshops on topics such as food processing, diversity in the agricultural world, and much more.

Project TRUE is a two month summer program catered to rising high school seniors interested in sciences. While at Project TRUE, teens are split into groups with both a undergraduate and graduate mentor from Fordham University. In these groups, Project TRUE members analyzed the correlation between Lepidoptera diversity and relative abundance with invasive plant species in areas of urban and rural New York. After compiling data, scientific posters were made and presented at Prospect Park Zoo and Fordham University.