○ Managed a team of 5 and restaurant operations, implementing best practices in customer service, order fulfillment, payment systems, phone calls, crisis management, and take-out services, resulting in a 20% increase in order fulfillment efficiency and a 10% reduction in customer wait times.○ Ensured business sustainability by discussing and implementing price adjustments with the owner during inflation periods, resulting in a 10% increase in sales volume and maintaining a 15% profit margin, ensuring continued profitability and market presence.○ Acted as the central information source, maintaining communication with team members and stakeholders to ensure smooth business operations.

○ Coached 4th-grade students in math, utilizing Khan Academy and IXL, resulting in an average 20% improvement in their mastery of core math skills, leading to enhanced academic performance and confidence.○ Analyzed quarterly assessment data to track individual progress and class trends, resulting in a 15% rise in math scores and 20% fewer students requiring remedial support, boosting academic outcomes and student’s work efficiency.○ Used predictive analytics with 90% accuracy to forecast student performance, identifying and successfully supporting 80% of at-risk students through targeted interventions, resulting in a 15% increase in student’s confidence and productivity levels.

Conducted a research study on predator cues by collecting and analyzing 50+ hours of video footage to observe the influence of urine on Black-Tailed Deer behaviors, resulting in a 30% increase in understanding of their vigilance patterns, aiding in wildlife conservation efforts.Collaborated with a team of 5 to create a comprehensive ethogram, resulting in a 20% increase in understanding of deer activity patterns for ecological research.Compiled and analyzed data using Excel and SPSS to create visualizations of descriptive statistics for signs of vigilant behaviors, enabling informed conclusions from the findings.Presented at SPU’s School of Psychology, Family, and Community Conference to educate the audience the drawn conclusions about Black-Tailed Deer not being sensitive to predator cues when a lack of predators is spanned over many generations.

Conducted precise data collection on Harbor Seals' behavior at the Seattle Aquarium, recording visitor numbers every ten minutes and documenting seal behaviors every minute over a comprehensive sixty-minute period, revealing nuanced insights into environmental influences on animal behavior.Compiled data using Excel and analyzed it with SPSS to create visualizations demonstrating increased social behavior among animals after introductions, correlating with a significant rise in human visitors, indicating further interest and education about the introduction.Presented at SPU’s School of Psychology, Family, and Community Conference to educate the audience the drawn conclusions about Harbor Seals’ increased social behavior after introducing a new Harbor Seal in their habitats and a positive correlation of increased human visitors.