- Serving as a Postgraduate Taught Representative for my Anthropology course and as a Faculty of Arts School representative, where I share student feedback with faculty and advocate for improvements in the student experience.
- Working as a Feedback Engagement Fellow with the University of Bristol's Student Union and the Bristol Institute for Learning and Teaching to improve how students receive and understand feedback on their assignments.
- Earning a First or Distinction on four of my five assignments during the first teaching block of my graduate degree.
- Collaborating with Bristol Old Vic to study how arts programming affects students in Years 7-9 in local Bristol schools as part of my work placement course.
- Volunteering with a college admissions counselor to help establish ASAN-UK, a network designed to support American students studying at universities in the United Kingdom.
- Applying for a PhD in Interdisciplinary Resilience Studies at the University of Southampton to study resilience among migrant entrepreneurs in coastal cities in the U.K., and advancing to the interview stage.
- Speaking on a virtual panel with Fulbright Scholars from Queen's University Belfast and Durham University to share my experience with fellowship advisers from the National Association of Fellowship Advisors.
- Submitting my dissertation proposal titled From Roots to Rights: An Ethnography of Race, Identity, and Power in a Black-Owned Hair Salon.
As I continue the second half of my Fulbright journey, I carry deep gratitude for everyone who helped make this experience possible.
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