With much experience and consistency in leading teams and projects to notable success, I will utilize my knowledge not only to benefit specific organizations but the people I meet along the way. Throughout my life I have been prominently success-oriented, yet strongly team-oriented as I believe improving relationships greatly assists team morale, effort, and engagement. I have a long history of overcoming obstacles with quick, efficient solutions, leaving me with much to give, yet more to learn as I strive to be and do my best for constant growth and success. In my college journey, I plan to pursue a degree in political science and psychology to discover systems that will make the world more equitable and fair for all. I hope to follow a career that aligns with societal issues that I advocate for such as mental health and the environment. Whether I become a public administrator, businesswoman, therapist, congresswoman, or role I have not even considered yet, I want to utilize my knowledge and experiences for the betterment of the world.

• Building Operations Assistant

  Facilities Services · ASUC Student Union

  Jan 2022 – Present

• Alumni Relations Event Coordinator

  Events Services · Haas School of Business

  Jan 2021 – Present

• Advocacy
• Politics
• Volunteering
• Philanthropy
• Entrepreneurship

• Volleyball

  Varsity · 1 award

  2017 – 2021

  Awards:

  Student Athletic Achievement, Wolf Award, Best Defense

• Director/Producer

  South Kitsap Video Production · Cinematography

  2017 – 2021

• Publicity Coordinator

  Public Service (Politics) · ASUC Office of Marketing and Communications

  2021 – Present

  Mission:

  Manage the ASUC’s public relations and work to promote positive public perception of the ASUC. Manage the ASUC’s press relations with both on-campus and off-campus media organizations. Promote awareness of ASUC resources and events. Build and implement the ASUC’s branding strategy. Design graphics for the ASUC. Work on student outreach to UC Berkeley students through the tabling program and other events. Run the ASUC’s social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Facilitate internal communications, communication strategy and organizational culture development.

• Ambassador, Facilitator

  Volunteering · RYLA Northwest

  2019 – 2021

  Mission:

  Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) builds leaders by providing an in-depth leadership experience organized by Rotary districts and clubs. The program involves students developing many skills and connections as leaders to utilize with service.

• Student Intern

  Public Service (Politics) · Joy Stanford's Campaign

  2020 – 2020

  Mission:

  As this group focuses on campaigning for a state representative candidate, activities include spreading awareness of Joy's campaign and motivating people to vote in general. Volunteers recruit others to phonebank, create graphics for media, and more.

• Ambassador, CLeW Coordinator, Team Alumni

  Volunteering · HOBY Washington

  2019 – 2021

  Mission:

  HOBY aspires to inspire young leaders to live a life that constantly promotes leadership, service, and innovation. Its founder, Hugh O'Brien, created this organization to empower youth to change the world while reaching their highest potential.

• Treasurer

  Volunteering · Cal Rotaract

  2021 – Present

  Mission:

  Cal Rotaract serves as a home away from home, a hub that supports each other's diversity and service passions, and is an organization that prioritizes sustainable, impactful service in local and international communities. Professionally, Cal Rotaract's close ties to Berkeley Rotary allow members the unique opportunity to interact with an unparalleled network of business professionals in all fields.

• Volunteer Committee

  Volunteering · The Berkeley Project

  2021 – Present

  Mission:

  The Berkeley Project aims to permanently change the relationship between the students and residents of Berkeley through hands-on and virtual community service. The Berkeley Project hosts one large-scale community service even every semester. Berkeley Project Day is a 2,000 person event where volunteers work on service projects throughout the City of Berkeley. From working at elementary schools to planting trees, our volunteers devote a total of 12,000+ hours and save the City of Berkeley over $400,000 every year.

• Retention Component

  Advocacy · PASS (Pilipinx Academic Student Association)

  2021 – Present

  Mission:

  Pilipinx Academic Student Services is an entirely student-run organization formed in 1985 to address the educational concerns of Pilipinx students in pursuit of higher education. PASS attempts to remedy the lack of representation among the University's student population with respect to the growing Pilipinx population of California. The organization focuses primarily on increasing the educational opportunities available to these students through the implementation of various informational resources, support, and referral services. We provide programs targeted specifically toward the recruitment of high school and community college students, as well as programs for the retention of the University's registered students. PASS endeavors to maintain its commitment to the surrounding communities and to the University through efforts to preserve educational interest.