Program Associate

• May 2020 - Present

- Responsible for the progression of multiple program areas that the organization runs, such as the Living River Trust Pilot Project, Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professional Program, and Community Rating System (CRS) Virginia workgroup, among others. Full list can be found here: www.wetlandswatch.org- Collaborating with multiple stakeholders throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia including other non-profit organizations, academic institutions, local government officials, and state government officials to further climate resilience goals throughout various flood-prone communities - Monitoring both small and large environmental policies in order to track and progress environmental resilience solutions by attending government stakeholder meetings, writing up memos and policy suggestions, and convening fellow stakeholders to create and garner large community support- Leading multiple video-making projects to further the outreach of our programs by planning the video storyboards, as well as filming and editing the videos after production

Leadership and Civic Engagement Graduate Assistant

• May 2019 - May 2020

- Responsible for implementing and supervising the Active Citizenry Series Program, whose mission is to empower individuals to become civically involved on all levels of government- Organize and plan the 2020 LeaderShape Institute in conjunction with UNC Chapel Hill staff - Ideate and create materials that will be used to further the mission and goals of the office’s Alternative Service Break program- Synergize daily with the other professional staff in the office to better develop the office’s mission and then applying them to our various campus-wide programs- Mentor an undergraduate student and assist them with their daily tasks in the office

ACC Leadership Symposium Student Coordinator

• Aug 2018 - May 2019

- Working collaboratively with the planning committee to create a curriculum focused on leadership development and food insecurity to be delivered to delegations from all 15 ACC schools - Reaching out and communicating with various leadership and food insecurity professionals that will serve as keynote and panel speakers for the conference - Coordinating the entire transportation plan for all 15 ACC schools to get to Raleigh for the conference- Assisting in the creation and maintaining of a $80,000 budget

Naturalist Center Weekend Captain

• Nov 2018 - Jul 2019

Natural Sciences Interpretation Intern

• May 2018 - Jul 2018

Working alongside the curator in the Naturalist Center as well as developing presentations to give to the public in the Daily Planet Theater at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences Working alongside the curator in the Naturalist Center as well as developing presentations to give to the public in the Daily Planet Theater at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

Alternative Service Break Class Support Specialist

• Jul 2017 - May 2018

The Alternative Service Break (ASB) program gives the opportunity for students at the University to spend their fall, winter, spring, and/or summer breaks to participate in service in various locations focusing on various issues. Each ASB trip has assigned student leaders who are required to participate in an ASB Leadership course to help prepare them lead their trips. As a returning ASB trip leader, I served as a support specialist to the novice trip leaders by mentoring them while they face challenges along the way, as well as co-facilitating course content with the course instructor.

Student Government Traditions Department Co-Director

• Apr 2017 - Apr 2018

The SG Traditions Department is responsible for preserving and enhancing tradition at NC State. The Department coordinates The Brick, the Traditions Keeper Program, and Campout. Additionally, the department works with university partners to enhance NC State traditions throughout the year. The Traditions Department helps maintain a lasting legacy of NC State Student Government.

Student Involvement Specialist

• Jan 2016 - Jul 2017

Located within the Student Involvement Center in the Talley Student Union, Specialists are the first face you see when you walk into the suite. SI Specialists are expected to work with NC State's over 700 student organizations to ensure their success on the University's campus. This is done through aiding in event planning, as well as building the organization's presence on campus. Specialists are also fine-tuned in an event management database system to stay organized.