Ella Trubek

• Elected by 300+ active members of chapter in November 2024 to oversee logistics of chapter operations
• Record Specific details and effectively summarized all weekly chapter and executive board meetings for the weekly minutes
• Develop itineraries for 700+ participants, planned activities and communicated additional happenings throughout Austin
• Maintain all alumni and advisor relations, organizing multiple sorority-wide career-oriented and professional events

• Assist with rallies and protests and build relationships and alliances across campus. Create content for social media, Develop and present educational guides on antisemitism, Host tablings, panels, and events on campus.
• #EndJewHatred is a grassroots, non-partisan civil rights movement that unites and mobilizes a vast network of ordinary people, activists, and organizations to end Jew-hatred. What distinguishes our movement and Fellowship is our focus on Jewish civil rights. While many organizations focus on Israel and explaining Israeli policies, our mission centers on protecting Jewish civil rights and tackling Jew-hatred in North America.

• Assisted with light housekeeping duties as well as running errands.
• Prepared meals and snacks for children.
• Collaborated closely with parents in establishing boundaries/rules within the household which helped maintain consistency across all environments.
• Enhanced children''s emotional well-being by providing attentive care and nurturing relationships.
• Administered basic first-aid and medication in emergency situations.

• Active member of the sorority's philanthropy committee, responsible for organizing fundraising events and community service projects. Collaborate with peers to promote social responsibility and foster a spirit of giving within the chapter.
• Cultivated relationships with major donors through consistent communication, stewardship activities, and personal meetings.

• Engaged and responsible summer camp counselor at the JCC, providing a safe and inclusive environment for children. Planned and led activities, ensured camper safety, and fostered teamwork and personal growth among campers. Developed strong relationships with kids and their families, enhancing their camp experience.

• Interned under Dr. Tracy Saff Dow, a clinical psychologist. Reviewed case studies to gain knowledge of various conditions. Conducted research to create an informational booklet on coping mechanisms for teens and young adults dealing with anxiety. Managed her professional Instagram account by uploading frequent posts.
• Co-authored an informational booklet as a psychology intern with Dr. Tracy Saff Dow. Designed using Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Google Slides. Listed ways to help teens and adolescents learn coping mechanisms and tips for anxiety, such as deep breathing and journaling. Ensured the content was reader-friendly by excluding heavy usage of advanced medical terminology. Printed in large quantities for the doctor to distribute to her patients.

• Gained experience designing a booklet and monitoring its contents.

• Developed a better understanding of mental health.
• Studied and applied practices from professional reports and literature along with therapies focused on patient needs.

• Greeted customers and helped with product questions, selections, and purchases.
• Maintained a clean and organized store environment, enhancing the overall shopping experience for customers.
• Helped customers complete purchases, locate items, and join reward programs.
• Handled returns and exchanges professionally, resolving customer issues while adhering to company policies.

• Established a business to assist families with preparing their children for summer camps. Organized a flat rate and established communication guidelines, such as my contact information and my availability. Formulated a schedule and promptly completed tasks. Ensured all items on packing lists were accounted for. Assisted parents by purchasing any missing items. Sealed, folded, and stored clothing, hygiene products, and other camping necessities.
• Strengthened networking skills by selling services to families within the community.

• Served as a nanny for three children ages seven to twelve. Demonstrated Russian fluency so the children could actively practice English and Russian. Watched the children five days per week up to eight hours per day. Cooked two meals a day, drove them to social engagements, and maintained a clean household while providing entertainment. Built strong connections with the children to guarantee a comfortable experience.
• Learned to multitask while supervising children.