Founder: Collaborated with faculty and the national organization to establish the first campus chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

Treasurer Aug 2025- Current

President Nov 2022-May 2025

Treasurer Aug 2025- Current

Social media manager Aug 2023- May 2024

Member Aug 2021- Current

Social chair Aug 2021-May 2022

I founded the Fill in the Gap initiative to provide students with essential life skills that are often overlooked in traditional classrooms or at home but are critical for success after graduation. The first two events were hosted in partnership with Chase Bank and focused on financial literacy, equipping students with practical knowledge in building credit, budgeting, saving, and personal finance management. To maximize outreach, I also collaborated with other campus organizations, partnered with the Office of Residential Life, and worked with the Resources for Impact and Student Excellence (RISE) Center, helping the program engage a larger student population and create a stronger culture of preparedness across campus.

I volunteered at North Florida School for Special Education, contributing across multiple programs to support student development and school fundraising. In the horse therapy barn, I assisted with preparing and leading horses during therapy sessions for students. I also helped in the dog treat workshop, where we produced and sold treats to raise funds for the school. Additionally, I served as a buddy during a fall school event, engaging one-on-one with a student through games and social activities to foster inclusion and connection.

As a Volunteer Engineering Consultant, me and my team partnered with the Jacksonville Aviation Authority, we analyzed the existing parking lot occupancy data collection process and identified the root causes of concerns raised by the project champion. We then developed a comprehensive business case to support proposed solutions, ensuring recommendations were data-driven, actionable, and aligned with the organization’s operational needs.

Community Trustee

I work on a variety of projects designed to expand student opportunities and strengthen community partnerships. One of my most impactful contributions is helping to launch the First Wave Support Program, an initiative created to empower first-generation college students by providing mentorship, guidance, and access to essential resources. In addition, I collaborated with local nonprofit organizations to establish internship opportunities for students across more than eight academic majors. These internships were funded through government programs, allowing nonprofits to benefit at no cost while students gained valuable real-world experience. Through this role, I developed skills in program development, partnership building, and resource coordination, while making a meaningful impact on both students and the surrounding community.

Undergraduate Mentor

I provided individualized, one-on-one support to an undergraduate underclassmen student, offering guidance tailored to their academic and professional goals. I shared study strategies, project approaches, and real-world insights from my own experiences to help them strengthen their coursework and problem-solving skills. Beyond academics, I offered advice on professional development, including reviewing and refining their resume, and connected them with campus resources that supported both academic and personal success. Through this mentorship, I helped the student persist through challenges and achieve meaningful progress, while also strengthening my own leadership, communication, and coaching abilities.

Community Leader

I began working with the Office of Residential Life in 2022 as a Residential Assistant and was promoted to Community Leader in 2024. In this role, I help manage eight apartment buildings housing over 360 residents, where I focus on creating an inclusive and supportive living environment. My responsibilities include collaborating with facilities staff to resolve maintenance issues, coordinating emergency responses with first responders, facilitating roommate mediations, and leading Emotional Support Animal approval meetings. I also organize interactive programs and events designed to strengthen student engagement and community connections.

Member

I am an inducted member of Sigma Pi Sigma, the national physics honor society that recognizes academic excellence and commitment to the field. As a member, I participate in networking events and professional development opportunities while supporting the broader physics community

Member

Me and my friends run every week with our run club and participate in 5k events. We also do group community service focused on beautifying the city and feeding our community.

Member