We made PB&J sandwiches to be donated to Martha's Table in order to provide 100 meals for the homeless; an organization whose mission is to build a better future through healthy food, affordable clothing, and quality education. It was an extremely humbling service event, and it was a great show of Greek Unity for a great cause.
My internship at Capitol Partners, Inc. was very rewarding, because it not only combined public policy with consulting, but also allowed me to serve as a liaison between governmental and non-governmental organizations. Many of the actors represented by my supervisor were innovative technology companies and local community leaders who we were connecting in order to explore the possibilities of future tech and innovations to help improve the quality of life for all.
Completed 6 weeks between June 9th and July 23rd, being 90 hours in total working with children improving education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation. Preparation of lesson plans (researching, designing, translating for non-Spanish speaking team members, etc.) outside of physical teaching in the classroom totaled around 10 hours per week of time spent organizing and preparing for a service project,
I volunteered at GW PCS's annual Tandaan culture show and performance as part of APIHC Month.
Volunteered for the annual GW Hawai'i Club Lu'au event as part of APIHC Month.
