I served on the Executive Council for the Sigma Mu chapter of the Kappa Delta Sorority at George Washington as Panhellenic Delegate. In this role, I acted as the primary liaison between Kappa Delta and the Panhellenic Association, both locally and nationally while also organizing events to increase Panhellenic relations on campus. I also served on both the Shamrock and Girl Scout committees. In these roles, I helped organize and coordinate the chapter’s largest community service project, Shamrock Week to raise money for Kappa Delta’s philanthropy, Prevent Child Abuse America. Additionally, I helped maintain relations with Girl Scout troops in the DC area, which the George Washington chapter of Kappa Delta works closely with throughout the year.

During my undergrad, I was an active member of the George Washington Jewish Student Association. As both a Jewish Leadership Fellow and Social Justice Fellow, I coordinated educational programming through Hillel to bring in outside speakers to educate the Jewish population at George Washington on important social justice issues such as the intersection of feminism and Judaism. I also served on the Social Justice Committee, introducing new and engaging ways to introduce Jewish values and social justice to the Hillel community on a more regular basis.

As a Legislative Policy College Fellow, I coordinate youth activism on progressive issues important to the policy agenda of the Jewish Center for Justice. This includes publishing online calls to action, organizing campus-based activism, and maintaining a strong online presence with the organization.

I served as a Staff Assistant for the Religious Action Center’s annual L’Taken Social Justice Seminars for two consecutive years, once as a Rabbi Marcus Burstein L’Taken Fellow. In this role, I coordinated logistic details for the conference and assisted in programmatic elements of the weekend.

I published an Op-Ed with Mic.com in response to the coronavirus epidemic and its effects on college students like myself. In the article, I argue that universities and colleges should offer prorated or partial refunds to students who have paid full tuition costs but are no longer able to access the myriad services that those fees provide. The link to the article can be found here.

I published an Op-Ed with the New Voices Magazine from the perspective of a Jewish college student in response to the tragic shootings in Pittsburgh and Thousand Oaks in 2018. The link to the article can be found here.