East Lansing, Michigan, United States
I am a driven and detail-oriented student at Michigan State University’s Honors College, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Business with a major in Accounting. With a 3.9+ GPA and leadership roles across campus organizations, I bring strong financial oversight, mentorship, and event coordination skills to every opportunity. As a Student Coordinator/BUS 101 + 102 ULA for the Residential Business Community and former Treasurer of The Pearl Project MSU, I have led initiatives that strengthened fundraising, programming, and student engagement. In addition, I serve as a referee for the Greater Lansing Area Soccer Referee Association, where I have earned regional recognition for leadership, professionalism, and decisive communication in high-pressure environments. I am passionate about strategic planning, personal development, and making a meaningful impact through service, collaboration, and integrity.
• Teach a section of BUS 101 to 30+ incoming RBC students and provide academic mentorship. • Plan and implement Tuesday evening programming to support student development. • Serve as a liaison between faculty and students to enhance engagement and learning outcomes.
• Facilitate clear and professional communication with athletic directors, coaches, parents, players, and fellow referees to ensure a smooth and safe game experience. • Collaborate with referee teams before, during, and after games to develop strategies and maintain officiating consistency. • Awarded Young Referee of the Year for outstanding performance and leadership (December 2024). • Nominated for Ambassador of the Year for professionalism and continuous commitment to sportsmanship (December 2023). • Demonstrate quick decision-making and conflict resolution skills in fast-paced, high-pressure game environments. • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of rule changes and officiating practices through continuous training and certification programs.
• Managed club finances, including budgeting, financial tracking, and funding applications. • Strengthened club fundraising by contributing to a $25,000 increase through team presentations and applications. • Contributed to an increase in recruitment attendance by 75% from the previous year by organizing successful pre-recruitment and recruitment events. • Volunteered at “The Good News Daycare” in Roseland, Chicago over multiple weeks. • Prepared members for Chicago trips through presentations and alumni success stories, improving readiness and engagement. • Turned student club into a Federal NPO and Tax Exempt 501(c)(3) organization.