My role as a Graduate Assistant in the Boston College Graduate Admissions Office of the Carroll School of Management involved reading, processing, and evaluating application portfolios so as to increase the efficiency and timeliness of the application process. Additionally, I initiated conversations regarding the benefits of the MBA, MSF, and MSA programs with prospective students in order to generate additional interest and to address any additional queries via email and over the phone.

My primary role as the Program Assistant within the Boston College Alumni Association involved supporting signature marketing and communication efforts, providing administrative event support for large-scale programs, and monitoring the launch of the Boston College Eagle Exchange mentoring platform for the global BC community.

Within my position as a Conference Assistant in the Office of Special Programs, I communicated clearly with clients in order to provide swift and high-quality service, organized events on campus by providing all necessary equipment through an attention to detail, and collaborated with other team members in order to prioritize and efficiently execute daily tasks.

As a student worker in the Special Collections Department of Payson Library, I was in charge of processing the collections and the rare items in the archives of the library. I have organized several online files in order to make the retrieval of important information swift and easy. I have also located and prepared important records for the use of researchers.

My primary task as an intern in the Student Affairs Office was to provide support and care for the students at Pepperdine University. I have acted as the voice of the students on campus by offering feedback in important meetings such as that of the Food Committee. I have also planned and assisted in the preparation of events and dinners for both faculty and students. By developing the Did You Know campaign on campus, I was able to provide and promote several unknown pieces of information about the way that the cafeteria on campus is designed to accommodate the needs of each student.

While studying abroad in Florence, Italy, I managed Pepperdine Universitys Florence extension library. I was the only student employee in the library, which meant that I was responsible for answering any research questions, shelving all of the books, maintaining the condition of the library, and communicating clearly with my supervisor.