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- In the top 15% of my class at San Francisco University High School
- Applied for and attended the White Privilege Conference in 2017 and 2018
Arts
Dance
Step
Theater
Actor, Sound Design
Visual Arts
Cinema/Film
Additional Info
I collaborated on a short film that won best picture at the Afrocomicon film festival and was screened at the International Women’s Day event with Reel Stories and Classic Cars West. The film is called White Noise (made with Camp Reel Stories).
During my junior year, I was a Campus Reporter (videographer) at my school, SYA Spain. This consisted of making several videos throughout the year for our school's website (school trips, teacher appreciation, co-curricular, etc.) and posting Boomerangs to the school's Instagram.
During junior year, I also participated in 2 plays performed entirely in Spanish. I acted and did the sound/music design.
I started yearbook as chief editor during my eighth-grade year of middle school. Then I continued yearbook throughout my high school career.
Athletics
Sport(s)
Field Hockey, Soccer, Softball
Height
5-7
Additional Info
Soccer Captain - Marina Middle School
JV Soccer Captain - San Francisco University High School
Employment History
• Babysitting
• Catering at parties/events
• English Tutor (I tutored English to little kids while living in Spain)
Community Service
History
• Middle School Homework Club Volunteer
• Breakthrough Summerbridge volunteer
• YMCA Camp Jones Gulch volunteer
• St.Anthony's Dining Services volunteer
• ESoccer volunteer
Additional Info
I do most of my volunteering at a program I attended called Summerbridge. It is a three-year academic enrichment program that prepares disadvantaged, yet ambitious middle school students to succeed in rigorous high schools and to complete college. I have been volunteering with Summerbridge for three years now. This past summer I worked for three weeks as a Non-Teaching Intern helping the faculty wherever I could whether making copies or entertaining students during meetings. During the school year, I do tutoring, advocacy, office work, and I am part of the Admissions Committee for two months in the spring. My hours vary depending on my availability and the program’s need, but on average I volunteer one hour per week.
Camp Jones Gulch is also my second home. I volunteered there as a LIT (Leader-in-Training) and a CIT (Counselor-in-Training). This summer, I will be a Junior Counselor.
