Ayen Tereza Majur

• Serve as a key point of contact for student concerns, providing guidance, active listening, and resource referrals
• Mediate conflicts between residents and promote respectful, community-centered problem solving
• Plan and execute community-building programs and events to enhance student engagement and connection
• Respond to and manage crisis situations, ensuring student safety and connecting individuals to appropriate campus resources
• Enforce college policies and housing guidelines to maintain a safe and respectful living environment

• Engaged with international students seeking U.S. residency pathways, gathering insights on common challenges, needs, and decision-making drivers.
• Attended weekly seminars with immigration attorneys to synthesize policy updates (e.g., H-1B visa processes) into clear guidance for clients.
• Tracked client inquiries and engagement outcomes, creating summaries that informed outreach strategy and service positioning.
• Delivered tailored information to students navigating complex immigration processes, enhancing clarity and trust in company services.

• Collaborated in a team environment to ensure the success of theater productions by contributing to set design and construction, including model building, carpentry, and painting.
• Operated and managed lighting systems, such as spotlights, to enhance the performance and create the desired atmosphere on stage.
• Set up and managed sound equipment, including microphones, speakers, and audio mixing consoles, to ensure high-quality audio throughout performances.

• Supervised a classroom of approximately fourteen eight-year-old children in Keylatch Summer Program, an affordable and engaging summer camp for young children in Boston’s South End and Lower Roxbury communities, ensuring quality teaching and programming.

● Mentored and guided three Junior Counselors, fostering professional development and leadership skills.

● Planned and implemented engaging curriculum and activities for the summer program.

● Participated in staff meetings, trainings, and retreats to ensure program effectiveness and team cohesion.

● Successfully raised $250 through fundraising efforts before and during the camp season to cover camp expenses.

• Conducted interdisciplinary research across chemistry, biology, and materials science, applying findings to public health and sustainability challenges.
• Co-led a groundwater recharge project in the Ogallala Aquifer, integrating environmental and health-related data analysis into strategic policy recommendations.
• Presented weekly findings to diverse stakeholders, translating technical research into actionable insights for decision-makers.