
Latina and first-generation college graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in History and a minor in Chicano/Ethnic Studies from CSU Channel Islands. Detail-oriented and community-focused professional with experience in nonprofit operations, database and membership management, research, and public-facing roles. Bilingual in English and Spanish, with strong communication and organizational skills, and committed to advancing equitable public service through a Master’s in Public Administration.
Ethnic Studies Research Methods (CHS 430)
Developed qualitative and community-based research skills essential for policy analysis, program evaluation, and evidence-based decision-making in public administration.
Historiography (HIST 491)
Strengthened advanced analytical writing and critical evaluation of sources, directly applicable to policy research, briefing documents, and administrative reporting.
California History and Culture (HIST 369)
Provided historical and institutional context for governance, public policy development, and social issues specific to California’s public sector.
Women & Gender in History (HIST 414)
Examined structural inequality and gendered systems, informing equitable policy design and inclusive public administration practices.
Internship / Service Learning (HIST 492)
Applied academic knowledge in real-world community and organizational settings, reinforcing practical skills relevant to public service, nonprofit administration, and civic engagement.
Intern at the Channel Islands Maritime museum for six months. Organized donations, documented donations and artifacts. Worked with memberships and members databases as well as community events
Volunteered with Food Share of Ventura County for six months to support food distribution efforts for low-income and food-insecure community members. Assisted with organizing, packing, and distributing food while contributing to community-based initiatives focused on equity and public well-being.