Past | Present | Future
EDUCATION
B.S. & M.S. Information ScienceUNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER
My M.S. in Information Science education focused primarily on ethnographic research methods and how to meld the ethical and digital divide. In my undergraduate studies, I melded strategic information and data science with philosophy, and creative tech and design.
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RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Ethics & TechnologyWhile spending years of undergraduate time as a research assistant studying the ethical ramifications of social media on youth and content moderation on TikTok, it was only natural the same interest took form in my MS Thesis. I studied the user experience differences between Black and White TikTok user experiences on the For You Page. Read more here.
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JOB HISTORY
The Road So Far...
While spending seven years in part and full-time marketing roles, I pivoted to better explore the analytical, left side of my brain.
I am the Sr. Data and Reporting Analyst for Korenke Sports and Entertainment where I clean, integrate, and analyze complex data into consumable dashboards for the executive team. Additionally, I am an Adjunct Professor at CU Boulder teaching professional development and senior project classes. |
Community Involvement
2018 - 2023
The Women's NetworkFounding PresidentTWN empowers collegiate women to learn from and network with professional women, while celebrating ambition! My presidency began in January '21 and ended in January '22. My duties included overseeing all events and activities, leading coordination of speakers and meetings, created panel events, moderating discussions, working closely with the organization advisor at CU Boulder, coordinated semester calendars and leading weekly board meetings, working closely with and hiring the rest of the board.
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Innovation Action TeamLead MemberI became a member of IAT in 2021 and immediately took initiative. In July of 2021, I became the spokeswoman for IAT's designated space on campus, the Innovation Station. Then, I emceed the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Campus Kickoff at the beginning of the year with a record 190 attendees and South Park creator and CU alumnus, Eric Stough. I continued to be a key participant in side events, in addition to using my network for advertising opportunities for this amazing organization.
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Stampede to SuccessPeer MentorBecoming a leader for young students in my major was a massive goal for me. In my first two years in college, there was not an advisor for my major, so I was eager to become a Peer Mentor when the position was offered to me. I provided leadership, class assistance, and resources. With one partner, we lead a group of three students in different majors to ensure their best successes in their next three to four years of college. It's a hard time! We've all ben there, and being a resource for some amazing students was an honor.
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Senior Class Council |
Applied Leadership Program |
CMCI Teaching |
Operations ManagerAs a seat holder and the Operations Manager for the Senior Class Council, my role involved planning graduation, assisting the Dean's Office in graduation organization like choosing the commencement speaker and assisting in overarching operations like social media, branding, event coordination, etc.
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Program LeaderALP gives students the opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge that we've have previously learned to simulations, activities and your own life. We believe that with support, stepping into leadership roles will help you develop the increased confidence, empathy and self-awareness that are fundamental to leadership.
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Teaching AssistantI was a teaching assistant and grader for an upper-level division and graduate-level course in the Information Science department in CMCI. The class is called Personal Health and Informatics and is taught by Professor Steven Voida, who oversees many departmental operations.
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