Experience

Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities

• United States
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• ICCAP 2023 Co-Chair: Communications

  • Dec 2022 - Present

  1/20 students selected for the third cohort and the sole student representing Pitzer College. The AICCU Independent California Colleges Advocate Program (ICCAP) is a competitive, six-month program attended by a cohort of diverse students from AICCU member institutions. ICCAP is the unified voice for the 380,000 students across 80+ independent, nonprofit colleges and universities. The program develops the leadership, communication, and advocacy skills of participants and deepens their knowledge of how policymaking affects their education. The program trains students to advocate effectively in the public sphere and amplifies the student voice to broaden policymakers’ understanding of our sector and contributions to California.



W.M Keck Science Department

• United States
• Research Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Chemistry Research Assistant

  • Sep 2022 - Present

  Research Assistant in the Purvis-Robers, Fu Lab at the Keck Science Department of the Claremont Colleges. The lab is studying environmental and atmospheric chemistry with concentrations in particulate matter air pollution and acid digestion. Utilizing ICP-OES, PQ200, and air quality sampling to test. Utilizing R-studio to analyze and model data. Conducting individual research project under Dr. Fu and Purvis-Roberts analyzing the PM 2.5 concentrations within the Los Angeles Harbor area between 2019-2022 as a result of the lingering impacts of the pandemic on air quality.



Pitzer College

• United States
• Higher Education
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Financial Aid Office Social Media and Office Intern

  • Sep 2021 - Present

  Working as a social media and office intern at the Pitzer College Office of Financial Aid to establish a social media presence and assist with daily tasks. Established the Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook pages. Creates and edits content and graphics for the social media pages using Canva and Adobe Suite. Analyzes post and account analytics to tailor content for the most outreach of students. Working as a social media and office intern at the Pitzer College Office of Financial Aid to establish a social media presence and assist with daily tasks. Established the Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook pages. Creates and edits content and graphics for the social media pages using Canva and Adobe Suite. Analyzes post and account analytics to tailor content for the most outreach of students.



The Rick and Susan Sontag Center for Collaborative Creativity (the Hive)

• United States
• Design Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Claremont Colleges Hive Summer Human Centered Design Fellow

  • Mar 2022 - Oct 2022

  Selected as one of three groups of Claremont College students to work on a variety of design projects that will utilize a human-centered design approach to solve important problems relevant to our present world. My project, titled "The Humanity Project", which received the maximum stipend, worked towards redesigning and restructuring the sexual education standards within Los Angeles County and Riverside areas to bring a new and inclusive approach to education through social media and community outreach. Through our organization, we have been able to amass over 43k views and thousands of engagements across various platforms. I also created a final compilation video as part of our submission of the project. My work, along with the other Hive Fellows, was showcased on the cover of the Pitzer website, and across all of its social media platforms. Our goal was to not stop at just the Claremont Colleges but to offer resources and a safe space for anyone who can find us in the digital world. The summer length program allowed us to have ample time to dedicate ourselves to this problem space. Throughout this summer and into this semester, we have connected with over 5 community organizations across Los Angeles County and the Inland Empire. This list included Amplifier, ICUC, Uncommon Good, Riverside Pride Center, QRC, and a few more. Through our conversations and partnerships, we developed the initial framework for our project. Pitzer College Kallick Community Service Awardee- Fall 2022



Headwater Science, LLC

• California, United States

• Student Researcher

  • Jan 2021 - Sep 2021

  Independent researcher under the Headwater Science Institute Spring Research Program currently working on my own research project on the anthropogenic divers and mechanisms of poor air quality across California Counties in relation to asthma hospitalizations for future publication. I am collecting and analyzing data of the Air Quality Index and particulate matter 2.5. Working under the mentorship of Mia Goldman, a Graduate Student at the University of Nevada- Reno. Independent researcher under the Headwater Science Institute Spring Research Program currently working on my own research project on the anthropogenic divers and mechanisms of poor air quality across California Counties in relation to asthma hospitalizations for future publication. I am collecting and analyzing data of the Air Quality Index and particulate matter 2.5. Working under the mentorship of Mia Goldman, a Graduate Student at the University of Nevada- Reno.



The College Board

• United States
• Education Administration Programs
• 700 & Above Employee

• College Board Youth Advisor

  • Sep 2019 - Apr 2021

  Worked as 1/2 students from California aiding the college board with increasing access to higher education for students of all backgrounds. Worked as 1/2 students from California aiding the college board with increasing access to higher education for students of all backgrounds.



Earthwatch Institute

• United States
• Research Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Earthwatch Ignite Student Fellow

  • Jun 2019 - Jun 2019

  1/6 Student researchers working with Ph.D. scientist Dr. Tabetha Graves of the USGS on her study of the huckleberry population in response to natural stressors that would be in effect due to climate change and its impact on the grizzly bear population. Collected data from different plants, set up wildlife cameras, and inputted data into computing software and databases for a variety of studies that are both ongoing and completed. 1/6 Student researchers working with Ph.D. scientist Dr. Tabetha Graves of the USGS on her study of the huckleberry population in response to natural stressors that would be in effect due to climate change and its impact on the grizzly bear population. Collected data from different plants, set up wildlife cameras, and inputted data into computing software and databases for a variety of studies that are both ongoing and completed.