Next Genprenuer Pitch Contest Finalist
Capitol Hill Trip 2024
ReMA Convention 2024
Presented a compelling pitch at the Next Genpreneur Pitch Contest during DCSTW24.
Earned finalist recognition for innovative outreach efforts in breaking down barriers in STEM.
Attended the 2024 ReMA Annual Convention, participating in the Partnering in Building a Strong Foundation of Future Leaders Panel and the Tire and Rubber Division meeting.
ReMA honored my involvement with a donation to World Central Kitchen.
As an alumna, I visited the Capitol while mentoring other 5th and 6th graders to present innovative ideas for recycling EV batteries, inspired by New Jersey's efforts.
My goal was to emphasize sustainable practices and advocate for federal legislation on EV battery recycling to ensure a cleaner future.
National STEM Festival 2024
Capitol Hill Trip 2022
Zoom w/Sen. Warner's staff
Earned the title of "National STEM Champion" at EXPLR’s National STEM Challenge, recognizing my dedication to STEM.
Showcased my work at the EXPLR science fair, co-presented by the U.S. Department of Education, and discussed its practical implications with influential leaders.
I assisted in organizing a Zoom meeting with Senator Warner's staff Adam Kubsike to explore and promote Rubberized Asphalt Concrete (RAC) for road construction.
This effort focused on turning ideas into action and showcasing the impact of youth in environmental policy.
Visited the Capitol with classmates to advocate for the use of rubberized asphalt concrete (RAC) in road construction for its environmental benefits
Conducted meetings with Senator Tim Kaine and Mark Warner and Congressman Gerry Connolly.
ReMA Convention 2022
Tutoring Experience
Presented at National Girl Scout Symposium
Won 1st place in the Jason Learning Project's Environmental Science and Stewardship competition, presenting on plastic pollution hazards.
This led to me giving various speeches and interviews at the ReMA Annual Convention.
At 9, I showcased Girl Scout traits by creating engaging virtual learning lesson plans for young children, which lead to me being nominated to present at the National Girl Scout Symposium.
In 5th grade, I tutored 3rd and 5th graders struggling with Mathematics and Science.
Through my leadership skills, I ensured all the students I assisted improved academically and gained confidence in their studies.