
Driven second-year undergraduate majoring in political science and concentrating in Philosophy at Columbia University interested in storytelling in all its forms. A lifelong reader and writer, I have won regional and national awards for creative writing. More recently, i have contributed personal narrative pieces and political op-eds to numerous Columbia student publications and honed my editing skills in editing roles and working at Campus Clipper. Possess strong data analysis skills through experience as file clerk at SSWING Golf and finely-tuned customer service capabilities as an administrative assistant at the company and a volunteer for POTS, a highly impactful food bank in The Bronx. Since 2016, has provided childcare and tutoring services. Looking for further office experience and opportunities to use my oral and written communication abilities in the legal field.
- Scholastic Inc.; Awarded two national medals in the 2021 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards,
given to less than twenty short stories submitted out of thousands nationwide.
- Scholastic Inc.; Awarded five regional Gold Keys in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards.
- Brown University Book Award.
- Fordham Prep Richard A Sexton Award for the best creative writer in the graduating class. $3,000 stipend
- Fordham Prep Ignatian Leadership Award. Presented to outstanding graduating students.
Links to Selected Published Articles
"When it's too late to apologize: The Stolen Generation Genocide, and the Voice's Rejection"
Published in Continents Magazine, Columbia's Undergraduate Human Rights Journal, in Volume IV (fall 2023)
https://cucontinents.weebly.com/
"Not Quite Home Sweet Home: Mayor Adams’s Support Interventions Act is a Faulty Cure to the Mental Health Crisis Among Unsheltered New Yorkers"
Published in the Columbia Political Review, March 30th 2024.
https://www.cpreview.org/articles/2024/3/not-quite-home-sweet-home-mayor-adams-support-interventions-act-is-a-faulty-cure-to-the-mental-health-crisis-among-unsheltered-new-yorkers
"The unforgiving (New York) minute: why a native New Yorker chose Columbia"
Published as a Column in the Columbia Spectator Editorial Page, March 19th 2023.
https://www.columbiaspectator.com/opinion/2023/03/19/the-unforgiving-new-york-minute-why-a-native-new-yorker-chose-columbia/
"The Palantir, Or: How I learned to stop worrying (about things I can’t control) and love words"
Published as a Column in the Columbia Spectator Editorial Page, April 25th 2023.
https://www.columbiaspectator.com/opinion/2023/04/25/the-palantir-or-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-about-things-i-cant-control-and-love-words/