I spent three years with Feminist Alliance as member, treasurer, and President. I had the privilege of planning and overseeing a number of events, programs, meetings and outings, as well as work with number of organizations. During my time with feminist alliance I coordinated meetings, schedules and agendas, set budget packets and facilitate appeals, and direct club communications and media presence.

In the summer of 2023, I was thrilled to join the NCTE awards team. In my time with the council I organized student submissions, drafted and edited administrative documents, and proposed revision for a suspended program of theirs. I also had the opportunity to propose on new media and outreach strategies to promote engagement with new and returning members alike.

From 2023—2024 I served as a Residential Assistant for first year university students. With my residents, I fostered a system of support, education, and growth through a myriad of floor communications, a variety of events in size, scale and budget, and interpersonal connection. This role assisted in the development of my crisis management and mediation skills, and taught me a great deal about operating in a cooperative and effective chain of command.

From the years of 2020—2023 I had the privilege of working at the Career Center at Fordham University, assisting in office operations and administrative tasks, as well as participating in a selected task group which maintained and catalogued alumni communications.

Most recently I have enjoyed working with Quinn Library at Fordham University. With a special interest in Archives and Special Collections, I was thrilled to learn more about Librarian Sciences. This role has supplemented my administrative skills and interpersonal communications with clientele.

In January of 2024 I was glad to return to my alma mater to serve in their alumni relations office. In my time with them, I reviewed their archive of alumni donors and updated electronic records of donor accounts on Raiser’s Edge NXT. I strategized with the Director of Development on outreach strategies for young alumni, which have since begun to be implemented.

My time at the New York Congressional District taught me so much about the fundamentals of administrative work, as well a a great deal about government tasks, budgets, and constituent relations. I had the privilege of working closely with Director of Outreach and Awards.

The Fullerton Center was my first experience working in the Non-Profit sector. I spent the summer working on historical educational components, volunteering at their weekly free bookshop, and beginning to form a methodology for donor outreach.