
Spent 2 years working to start Peak to Peak's Black Student Union, then served as president and collaborated with K-12 faculty on more inclusive curriculum across subject areas
Founded education-access projects including Backpacks for Puerto Rico, which connected donors with an underserved Puerto Rican school after Hurricane Maria, and Project Illuminate, a web platform listing educational opportunities
Joined Society of Women Engineers early in high school as part of a broader STEM and computer-science leadership profile
Served as student election worker/translator; participated in Key Club and Interact Club; tutored English and Spanish.
Joined Peak to Peak's FTC program and later led a physics-based simulator team within FIRST Robotics
Participated in National Honor Society and Science National Honor Society while balancing research, STEM clubs, service projects, and athletics
Competed in multiple sports, including year-round indoor and outdoor track, soccer, basketball, and softball, earning track recognition at Peak to Peak
Restarted the Robotics Club with a technology teacher and ran it every Sunday throughout the school year
Founded and led the school's Computer Science Honor Society, building computer-science outreach and planning after-school events for younger students
Worked 9 months in a University of Colorado computer-science lab, programming wearable devices and contributing to published machine-learning research on athletic-move models for youth education