focus on what’s time-sensitive first, like partner scheduling or meeting prep, then block time for deeper tasks like financial updates. I use to-do lists and calendar reminders to stay organized, and I always communicate early if timelines shift. Balancing mentorship, academics, and outreach roles has trained me to stay focused and flexible under pressure.

As a Bridge Coach with the College & Career Bridge for All program, maintaining accurate data was essential to supporting over 300 high school students with their postsecondary plans. I used tracking systems to log each student’s progress including outreach attempts, follow-up notes, and completed milestones like FAFSA submission or college registration. Accuracy was critical because these updates were used by my supervisors and school counselors to make real-time decisions. To keep everything clean and aligned, I regularly cross-checked my notes across platforms like Google Sheets and the program's internal CRM, ensured dates and statuses were consistently formatted, and flagged any duplicates or issues immediately. I also made it a habit to review my entries at the end of each day to ensure I hadn’t missed anything, especially when managing a high volume of outreach. This helped our team stay coordinated and ensured no student fell through the cracks.

I designed the spreadsheet in Google Sheets to collect and organize primary data from over 50 respondents. It included structured tabs for raw survey data, calculated descriptive statistics like averages and mode preferences, and visualizations such as bar graphs and pie charts. I also built formulas to automatically compute trends across age groups and spending habits.