EDUCATION

My time at school didn't only consist of 12 hour stints in the library, I also ventured out of the traditional learning environment and was able to learn even more.

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT, B.A.

September 2013 - May 2017

My time at UVM ignited my passion for learning, research, and late nights at the library. I majored in Sociology, and minored in Economics. UVM nurtured both my brain and my heart by providing me with opportunities I would never have found anywhere else.

Dean's List || 3.66 Cumulative GPA || Member of the International Sociology Honors Society

HERE'S WHAT I DID OUTSIDE OF THE CLASSROOM...

TEACHING ASSISTANT, RACE RELATIONS IN THE US (KHANNA)

Fall Semester, 2015

Took detailed lecture notes for students with academic accommodations
Graded student journal assignments
Held office hours and exam review sessions

TEACHING ASSISTANT, RACE RELATIONS (DAVIS)

Spring Semester, 2016

Assisted with creating exam and study questions
Held weekly office hours
Moderated Student Exams
Graded student exams and extra credit assignments

CONDUCTED FOCUS GROUP RESEARCH

Spring Semester, 2016

Conducted inmate/staff centered focus groups in multiple VT prisons
Explored potential implementation of incentive-based system
Formally presented research findings to VT Department of Corrections

RESEARCH ASSISTANT (FOX)

Spring Semester, 2017

Co-author of official report and research proposal
Combined and condensed multiple student research papers, focus group research, and independent ethnographic research

TEACHING ASSISTANT, INSIDE-OUT PRISON EDUCATION

Spring Semester, 2017

Teaching assistant for criminal justice course taught inside VT Women's Prison
Responsibilities included holding weekly office hours for “inside” students in order to provide academic assistance and maintain a comfortable environment for all students.
Assisted Prof. Fox when creating course curriculum and assignments.