- Completed 50 in-depth, 1–3-hour U.S Census interviews with households of various member sizes between February and a hard survey project deadline of July 2021 - Employed variety of persuasion tactics to help households feel comfortable completing an otherwise voluntary 1–3-hour personally-identifiable-information sensitive surveys with me, often over the phone if not in-person - Persuading up to 16 households to complete a different survey with an online survey preferred option where the time window for survey completion is end-of-month

Arts and cultural advocacy through storytelling emphasizing the impacts and narratives of cold war legacies on Southeast Asian immigrants and refugees.

- Self-designed, administrated, facilitated, and produced Rad Café, a political co-learning pilot cohort program where 10 to 14 Southeast Asian adults researched and engaged in high-level political topics and themes over 3-4 months - Applied counsel and support to various SEAD cultural and political engagement projects, including Myanmar awareness campaigns, Minneapolis municipal electoral engagement, and internal organizational strategy audits and redesign

- Rehearsed and performed a 40 minute, two-person puppet show with over 20 interactive puppets and narrative props that was booked at 50 different shows and 50 corresponding locations over the course of the summer - Troubleshot various logistical, performance, and interpersonal issues during and outside of performances with my co-performer, tour managers, and dozens of adults and youth clients

- Wrote engaging copy for social channels promoting GCV product trainings, live events, immigrant and refugee news, and podcast audiograms through the platform Wavve and design software Canva - Trained and provided ongoing supervision of a social media volunteer to perform social media duties including creating podcast audiograms, promoting said audiograms and podcast across social channels - Initiated, coordinated, and hosted two, six-episode longform conversation-based podcast seasons, called #LoveYourAsianNeighbors and Beyond Allyship respectively, featuring organizers, creators, and scholars of both Asian and Black racial identities

- Composed and posted on social platforms twice weekly for over 2 consistent months since employed, with 6 to 18 distinct engagements per researched post - Conducted a 20-minute Litty Solar client interview, using both scripted and intuitive in-person questions that were self-generated, and produced an approved initial client case study for digital distribution - Conducted 4-6 hours of weekly research on energy markets and industries to employ in Litty Solar-branded generated content, of which will include strategic blog posts and interactive social and audio/visual media

The Social Chair is responsible for the club’s social events. This individual is responsible for facilitating social events which encourage club members bonding. This individual is also responsible for seeking opportunities to collaborate with other clubs/organizations. The Social Chair is also responsible for seeking out events and opportunities for members to attend, whether held on or off campus, which foster the mission and purpose of the club.

Promote ASIA Club through designing and distributing marketing materials. Engaging St. Thomas students through marketing material before, during, and after meetings and events to sustain meaningful interactions between ASIA and students.

To promote interaction among United States and International students and the internationalization of campus activities by sponsoring speakers, programs, and social events.To provide International and returning United States students with a forum for voicing their special needs and discussing their unique experiences.To provide the opportunity to communicate with current and former members of the Association.

Regularly coordinated groups of 4 to 6 student workers to maintain efficiency of workflow.

The Minnesota Historical Society is committed to program evaluation as a valuable tool for strengthening the quality of our programs and to measure and improve outcomes for those we serve. This intern will support evaluations for the Historic Fort Snelling Guest Experience Team, the goal of which is to develop interpretive and educational programs, exhibits and events that ensure the highest quality guest experience. Intern tasks will include data collection through visitor observations and surveys, data entry and cleaning, data analysis and reporting.

Assist Vice President with various day-today tasks including: potential client and partner research; mass marketing campaigns; designing and updating marketing materials; strategic communications; implementing recruiting tactics for program participants and other tasks as assigned by the Vice President.

Managing personal sales schedule and reporting appointment results in timely manner.

Creating and enforcing brand policies, generating content representative of FRC Team 2220, and recruiting business and media-oriented students.

Directed live recordings and sound engineering.