My Resume

  • Emory University - Class of 2026 (expected)

    Bachelor of Arts in English & Creative Writing

    Minor in Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies

    Cumulative GPA: 3.947 (in progress)

    Charleston County School of the Arts - Class of 2022

    Major in Creative Writing

    Cumulative GPA: 5.068 (weighted)

    My Courses

  • My collection of poems and short essays, This Dollhouse I Call Home, is published on Amazon.com.

    My poem “Hardeep” is published in the 2020 Rattle Young Poets Anthology.

    My work has received multiple regional and national Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, including two national gold medals.

    I was the first place winner of the Carl Sandburg Student Poetry Contest.

    I was the recipient of the Skylark Prize from the Poetry Society of South Carolina, and am featured reading my winning poem on their YouTube Channel.

  • WEX Inc. │2024

    At my summer internship with WEX, I worked as a Change Enablement and Communications Intern. I wrote and published various internal communications materials, including an article on the opportunities for Artificial Intelligence at WEX and a retirement biography of the company’s Chief Legal Officer. I also assisted the Office of the CEO in preparing employee materials on critical operational initiatives. Further, I worked to co-create a space on the WEX intranet for interns to connect and share their accomplishments with the larger WEX community. Finally, I collaborated with a larger team of interns on The WEXtern Journal, a newsletter shared bi-weekly with the WEX community.

    Barnes & Noble │2022 - 2023

    I worked an on-campus job at the Emory University bookstore while attending school as a full-time student.

    Kid Cashew │2021 - 2023

    At Kid Cashew, I worked as both a hostess and a server. I gained valuable skills in working as a team in a fast-paced environment.

    Zoës Kitchen │2021 - 2022

    I worked as a cashier and hostess at Zoës Kitchen, where I learned important customer service skills.

    Party Plan-It│2019 - 2021

    Throughout high school, I maintained a job at a local party store, where I built strong connections with employers and customers. 

  • Leukemia and Lymphoma Society │Student of the Year Candidate & Leadership Team Member

    In 2020, I signed up to save lives with the Lowcountry’s Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS). After recruiting a multigenerational team to collaborate with, I spent six weeks raising funds and awareness of the impacts of blood cancer. My team and I worked hard on creating the perfect pitch for our fundraising goals, soliciting sponsorships from local business leaders. I’m extremely proud of my team for raising over $20,000 to put towards a meaningful cause.

    After competing in the 2020 Student of Year competition, I decided to join the student leadership team with LLS. I was given the privilege of working with new candidates, helping them develop their fundraising programs. It was so meaningful to continue to see this competition flourish, and to play a small part in helping LLS raise millions each year in the fight against blood cancer.

    American Red Cross │ Program Leader

    During this role, I coordinated with the American Red Cross to organize blood drives at my high school. I also arranged student activities and responsibilities to ensure successful events. Donating blood is a selfless way to show your support to someone you may never even meet. As an American Red Cross Program Leader, I had the fulfilling opportunity to coordinate blood drive events and see real change being made.

    Mock Trial, Charleston County School of the Arts │Co-President

    As co-president of my high school’s Mock Trial, I helped lead our team from a start-up club to a successful competing team in the South Carolina State Competition. My responsibilities included recruiting team members, organizing meetings and practice sessions, and leading planning for competitions. I received multiple awards selected by my peers and judges, including being a five-time recipient of the South Carolina Mock Trial Most Effective Attorney award. Our team was also collectively awarded the 2021 State Professionalism and Civility Award for Mock Trial.

    Alloy│General Body Member

    Alloy is Emory University’s student-led campus literary and arts magazine. As a general body member, I attend meetings to evaluate undergraduate work for publication. It’s inspiring to be able to see and discuss the work of my peers, and I’m grateful to play a part in contributing to Emory’s creative community.