Performing long-term research on the urban development of Roosevelt Island.

Working alongside the President of RIHS to develop programming and funding initiatives.

Creating maps and graphics to depict the Island’s dramatic change over time.

Conducting lectures on Roosevelt Islands history with the New York Public Library.

Worked in the field to manage the largest geographic BID in the City of New York, containing businesses ranging from a nail salon to a concrete plant. 

Engaged with countless residents, business owners, property owners, and city agencies to address and enhance quality of life in Long Island City.

Advocated for neighborhood improvements and investment through placemaking and stakeholder connections.

Promoted business in Long Island City through marketing campaigns, social media, and resource connections.

Managed and collected data to inform GIS mapping software to track and display neighborhood assets and needs.

 Assisted in the execution of over 25 parkwide construction, design, and maintenance contracts.

Served as the contact point between contractors, project managers, and Hudson River Park Trust.

Produced graphic and cartographic work as needed.

Created a simplified filing system for historic contract files dating back to 1998 for easier reference.

Worked as a liaison between community groups, volunteers, and the Department of Transportation to organize, program, maintain, and staff 5 open streets across North Brooklyn. These open streets included: Banker’s Anchor, Bedford Slip, and Berry Street. Two of which have transitioned into fully redesigned pedestrian spaces.

Designed and conducted a monthly guided tour showcasing the impacts of the 197-A rezoning plan in Williamsburg and Greenpoint.

Created graphic design packages for neighborhood events, merchandise, and organization branding.

Produced detailed site, street, park, and neighborhood maps to support research and production efforts.

Facilitated and hosted conversations to build a bridge between Temple University and the local community to work towards equitable neighborhood development and emphasize resident concerns.

Attended monthly meetings to discuss neighborhood development, organization projects, and events.

Collaborated with community members to devise a solution for the surrounding food desert. 

Assisted in the physical rehabilitation of the historic Uptown Theater. 

Concentration in Environmental Resilience and Urban Design

Member of Hunter Placemakers club since 2024, currently Vice President

Concentration in Urban Design and Community Engagement

Transferred from Montgomery County Community College

Assisting in the implementation of public space at Hunter College

Working with neighborhood stakeholders, DOT, and university officials public space proposals

Assiting in events such as Park-ing Day 

Graphic design as needed