Orchestrated and managed a comprehensive holiday drive, collaborating with sponsors and staff to execute sponsor-a-family, sponsor-a-classroom, and toy drive initiatives, benefiting over 60 families from underrepresented communities. Demonstrated strategic donor engagement by curating compelling content, implementing impactful social media campaigns, and overseeing both direct and online mailings.Organized and enhanced communication strategies to foster positive engagement and outreach, encompassing website updates, donation forms, e-communications, marketing collateral, social media posts, annual reports, and post-event follow-up. Spearheaded digital communication initiatives, overseeing weekly social media posts and monthly newsletters, utilizing creative content creation tools like Canva to engage and nurture relationships with donors and supporters.Established and upheld consistent communication and connections with a diverse network of over 300 donors, sponsors, volunteers, and families across various events, including the Bi-annual Gala, Women's Conference, and the Holiday Drive.As the Volunteer Lead, spearheaded the recruitment and supervision of volunteers for high-profile events, such as the Gala and Women's Conference. Executed weekly recruitment strategies through strategic planning and implementation via e-communications, including social media platforms, and leveraging Amcor's Volunteer database.

As an intern at Health Career Connections, I was engaged in a dynamic role with CurableMed, a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing healthcare accessibility in underserved communities. My responsibilities involved conducting in-depth research on the historical context and health disparities within SPA 6 and SPA 8 in Los Angeles County, utilizing scholarly resources from Google Scholar and university library databases.I leveraged my findings to develop compelling and informative presentations using Canva, which were then delivered to community leaders and donors. This outreach aimed to garner support for the establishment of the Compton Coalition, a crucial initiative in our mission to address healthcare challenges in low-income areas.Furthermore, my role involved collaborating with a dedicated team to produce user-focused video content addressing critical health topics such as overdose, trauma, maternal mortality, safe sex, and mental health. The content creation process encompassed meticulous research, writing, recording, and editing, ensuring high-quality and impactful videos. These videos were strategically disseminated on platforms such as TikTok and YouTube to reach wider audiences and combat misinformation.In addition to content creation, my team and I convened regularly throughout the week to discuss research updates, content ideas, and to set weekly goals. This collaborative approach fostered a dynamic and productive work environment, allowing us to stay aligned with our objectives and make meaningful contributions to the organization's mission.

As the High AIMS Student Worker Supervisor within the Pre-med/Pre-health program at UCLA's AAP, I played a pivotal role in providing academic, professional, and mentoring support to marginalized students aspiring to gain admission to health professional programs. In this leadership position, I supervised, trained, and delegated assignments to two junior interns, ensuring their successful integration into the program. My responsibilities included organizing and overseeing the comprehensive three-year program calendar, which encompassed various events throughout each quarter, such as orientation, monthly Saturday seminars, quarterly progress report meetings, white coat and closing ceremonies, and the outreach, promotion, and recruitment of new incoming cohorts.In my capacity as the program's student worker supervisor, effective communication was key. I facilitated clear and transparent communication with the advisory committee, graduate student mentors, and cohort participants. Additionally, I served as a liaison between underrepresented students and the director of AAP, advocating for their needs and concerns during monthly meetings. Through strategic representation and bridge-building between students and staff, I contributed to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment within the program, ultimately aiding in the success and advancement of marginalized students pursuing careers in the health professions.

I had the opportunity to develop and present an independent research project focusing on the impact of time on the mental health of first-generation, third/fourth-year Latina college students. I showcased my findings at UCLA's yearly Undergraduate Research Week and CDSJ's yearly symposium, presenting to an audience consisting of UCLA faculty, staff, and fellow students. This experience allowed me to contribute to meaningful conversations about the mental health challenges faced by students in this demographic.In addition to my research endeavors, I actively participated in weekly seminars and discussions centered around theories, research methodologies, and the practical application of social justice within underserved communities. Engaging in these sessions as part of a cohort of ten students enriched my understanding of social justice principles and their implications, fostering a collaborative and insightful learning environment. These experiences collectively contributed to my professional growth and deepened my commitment to addressing issues within underserved communities through academic research and social justice initiatives.

As a Research Intern, I conducted comprehensive monthly research on diversity topics using Google Scholar and university library databases. Leveraging this research, I created visually engaging and informative flyers through Canva. These materials were disseminated via monthly staff emails to promote agency diversity activities and enhance overall awareness.Collaborating closely with the team, I participated in weekly meetings to share research updates, exchange ideas, and collectively set goals for the week. This collaborative approach ensured a cohesive and strategic execution of our objectives throughout an entire quarter. My role as a Research Intern was instrumental in contributing to the proactive promotion of diversity initiatives within the organization.

As an Ignite Fellow with Teach For America, I successfully completed two semesters during the academic years of Fall 2022 and Spring 2023. In this role, I demonstrated a commitment to educational excellence by developing and implementing weekly lesson plans for two third-grade students and one fourth-grade student. Utilizing innovative teaching methods, I engaged students through creative Google Slides presentations, incorporating diverse activities, and integrating educational videos seamlessly into the lessons.Additionally, I facilitated virtual instruction three times a week, focusing on elementary-level math and reading. By employing effective teaching strategies, I played a crucial role in introducing and reinforcing new concepts, ensuring a comprehensive understanding among the students. Through these tutoring sessions, I contributed significantly to the academic advancement of marginalized youth, helping them attain the proficiency levels required for third and fourth-grade students in both math and reading.