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Composed literary searches pertaining to the psychophysiological effects of race, discrimination and gender inequality - Aided in the development of research posters, literature reviews, and academic resources for undergraduate students at Hunter College

Co-manage the strategic planning and implementation process of CEYE programs; inclusive of recruitment and training of new staff, budget management; supervising course instructors, and coordination of internal/external partnerships - Facilitate the grant writing and reporting processes for state, federal, and private funding sources to secure and expand funding streams for which resulted in being awarded $100,000/year for a 5-year period - Designed a student handbook and lead a 5-part College Readiness workshop series successfully navigating the college application process - Provide academic advisement and counseling to underrepresented and economically disadvantaged students in grades 7-12

* Assisted with the implementation and coordination of all CEYE programmatic elements * Facilitated recruitment of students by meeting with school administrators, teachers, and students; acted as senior implementation liaison between schools and CEYE * Created and maintained a student tracking system using Microsoft Office and interactive social media platforms

* Coordinate, evaluate, monitor & assess public assistance programs and services required to meet individual patient needs * Complete new client assessments for the purposes of developing a plan toward self-sufficiency, including assessment of clients need for community-based support * Assist in the training and development of new employees & interns

Obtained skills in case analysis, research design implementation, epidemiology, and health disparity assessment - Attended lectures by distinguished public health professionals in various health domains pertaining to disease prevention, health policy, and epidemiological research at the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention in Atlanta, GA

Activities and Societies: Omicron Delta Kappa Society, Kappa Omicron Nu, Project Sunshine

The Community Health Education specialization, accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health since 1972, prepares health educators to plan and manage community health programs to reduce social and behavioral threats to health such as asthma, HIV infection, poverty, and poor academic achievement. Graduates work as managers, administrators, researchers, planners, health educators, environmental and occupational health specialists, public health nutritionists, and community health nurses in diverse locations including health facilities, public and private agencies, businesses, and community organizations locally, nationally and internationally."]