ORGANIZATIONS & EXTRACURRICULARS
SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS
Active Member
August 2017 - May 2019
SWE is an organization that promotes the success of women in the industry. As an active member and participating in events, I realize the strong community I have that stands with me against any obstacle I would have to overcome. The involvement with such a well-known club is very empowering. I am proud to be apart of an organization that advocates for social equality and equal opportunity by standing strong together.
INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERS
Active Member
August 2017 - May 2019
Even though I am an Energy Engineering student, I still continue my passion to optimize and learn more about the skill sets an Industrial engineering student would gain throughout the years by socializing and attending events that the Industrial Engineering and Operational Research also known as IEOR department hosts. This organization helps me broaden my perspective in the engineering world and stay relevant on industry opportunities.
INTRAMURAL SOCCER TEAM
Captain
January 2018 - April 2018
I started an Intramural Soccer team because I value a healthy work-life balance. It is a great way to take well-deserved study breaks and stay active. As captain, I ensure each player receives a fair amount of time on the field, have a strong formation, and make important decisions considering the teams best interest. In our league, we were ranked 2nd place out of 10 different teams.
ENGINEERING WITHOUT BORDERS SANTA BARBARA VENTURA CHAPTER
Secretary & Executive Assistant
Aug 2014 – Feb 2016
Engineering without Borders SB/Ventura Chapter is a nonprofit organization that helps first world countries develop systems that would improve their quality of life. My team decided to help a small village in Tanzania with their water supply. We were able to successfully design and implement a functional water pumping system which provided the people of Tanzania clean water without having to carry large amounts of water for miles at a time. My role as secretary was to record meeting minutes and send emails on behave of the organization. As an executive assistant, my roles included managing the website and staying update on all relevant information, and ensuring each task was followed through properly and in the timely manner.
MOORPARK COLLEGE CHEMISTRY CLUB
Secretary
August 2016- May 2017
Chemistry Club demonstrates experiments bimonthly experiments in general meetings. We enjoy hands on participation from our members and encourage them to participate in these experiments. Our goal is show that chemistry can be educational and fun. As secretary my role included recording meeting minutes, outreaching, and managing the club’s email.
Treasurer
August 2016 - May 2017
S.P.A.C.E. clubs mission is to include all STEM majors to focus on all projects relevant to space. We participated in NASA competitions and worked on designing a telescope from scratch. As treasurer, I dealt with all money transactions regarding the club.
MOORPARK COLLEGE S.P.A.C.E. CLUB
MOORPARK COLLEGE ENGINEERING CLUB
Treasurer, Team member of VEX Robotics, & Project Manager of Drone
August 2014 - May 2017
MOORPARK COLLEGE OUTDOORS CLUB
Vice President
August 2014 - May 2017
Outdoor Adventures Club was a great way to stay active, socialize, and have fun. We planned successful hiking trips, soccer games, bonfires, and many other events. As the treasurer of the club, I not only raised and managed all funds regarding equipment and events, I also took the responsibility of educating fellow students on the upcoming events and reaching out to new members. I was also the sole coordinator and hostess for our weekly soccer games.
American Chemistry Society
Active Member
August 2016 - May 2017
American Chemistry Society is the world’s largest society for chemical professionals. This organization gave me valuable professional and personal benefits by giving me the opportunity to network with many professionals. Also, I am able to communicate and collaborate with other ACS members about my science, research, and career.
Engineering Club was one the most active clubs on campus as we managed several projects at a time. As a member, I was involved in the VEX Robotics team. As treasurer, I worked hard to ensure we received the funding needed to complete these projects and then order the parts way before the deadlines. As project manager, I divided our team into smaller teams so each can work on a component of the drone. I also worked to order the necessary parts and ensure proper funding for the project.