Professional Online Portfolio
May 2021 - Present
MSC Spencer
Director of Logistics
I became the Director of Logistics for MSC Spencer. As the Director of Logistics, my responsibilities are too: create a risk analysis plan, arrange all lodging, transportation and food needs for a total of 50 attendees during our three day conference in Dallas, TX.
September 24th, 2021
RING DAY
On September 24th, I was honored to receive my Aggie ring. Not only to symbolize my commitment to my education by earning 90 credit hours, but also as a symbol to connect me to other Aggies across the world.
October 2021 - Present
TASK Consulting Team Leader
I joined TASK Consulting in order to gain more exposure to what a consulting career could look like for me. The mission of TASK is to: "to empower small business owners and give students a hands-on, real-life consulting experience." Throughout the semester, I was the Team Leader working with 3 more teammates for a local popsicle shop.
October 1-3rd, 2021
Startup FastPass
I participated in Startup Fastpass, a program through the McFerrin Entrepreneurship Center designed to challenge students to start and then pitch a business idea within three days. I pitched two ideas. One idea got voted as a final four, and then I got to work with three other teammates on developing our idea, and pivoting when we needed to.
October 22nd, 2021
Aggie 100 Namecaller
In October I was invited to attend the Aggie 100 event as a name-caller. Aggie 100 is a ceremony dedicated to recognizing the 100 fastest growing Aggie led businesses. As a name-caller, I got to call those businesses that placed between 90-81.
November 10th, 2021
Ernst& Young Internship Acceptance
On November 10th, I accepted my Technology Risk internship offer from Ernst & Young, in downtown Austin for Summer 2022.
November 14th, 2021
Raymond Ideas Challenge
My team and I from Startup Fastpass pitched our idea to two groups of judges. We had five minutes to address what our idea was, how we are different from competitors, how much is expected costs, potential pathways for revenue, and ourtarget market research.
November 30th, 2021
McFerrin Semester Wrap-up Networking
The McFerrin Entrepreneurship Center hosted a semester networking events for all students who had been involved during the recent semester. This was a great opportunity for me to meet other entrepreneurial students, and learn about what they are pursing and how the McFerrin Center impacted them.
Semester 1
Final GPR:
Semester's Classes: ISTM 310, ISTM 320, MGMT 363, Directed Studies
Semester 1 Reflection
ISTM 310- Network Communications and Infrastructure
ISTM 310 has been one of my favorite, yet most challenging classes thus far. Everything I learned throughout the semester was something completely new. Prior to this course, I had no understanding of what a network is, or how it works. However, now I am able to explain the OSI 7 Layer Model, the TCP/IP Model, Virtualization, DHCP, TCP vs UDP, BGP vs RIP, Subnet Mask, Prefix Length, and more. In ISTM 310, I also learned about security features I previously saw as annoying or unnecessary, such as duo authentication or long passwords. I learned about the CIA triad (Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability), as well as common network attacks, such as a DDoS Attack, and how to protect a network against these attacks.
Aggie 100
Attending Aggie 100 was a very inspirational; I found myself so happy for the companies being recognized and motivated to one day return to Aggie 100 as a business owner. I was motivated to see that all the 100 business owners took the risk to open their own business, and through much resiliency and hard work, have achieve great success. During the ceremony, I was able to network with the family of one of the recognized businesses, as well as announce the businesses that placed on 90-81. I am honored to have add the opportunity to join Aggie 100, and very grateful for the donations that made my attendance possible.
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Raymond Idea Challenge
The Raymond Idea Challenge was a pitch competition where my team and I pitched our idea that we started during the Startup Fastpass. I have never attended a pitch competition, so I was slightly nervous, yet also excited for the experience. Our team pitched in front of two different groups of judges, and then we were scored on a 1 to 10 scale. Although we did not place within the 9 scores out of 40 teams, the feedback we received from the judges was very valuable for us to move forward. Our main takeaways from the event is to do more in-depth research on our competitors, and to do more customer discovery in our target market of California.
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