Seneca Rotker

Worked as Shop Leader at Call Your Mother.

Prepared standard and specialty beverages, Assembled orders, Collaborated with kitchen staff to ensure orders were prioritized effectively, Created a friendly customer service experience during extremely busy hours

Planned and co-taught course sessions to 8 students with a wide variety of skills and abilities, developed age and ability-appropriate religiously-oriented curriculum for students aged 7-15, and facilitated a classroom environment where all members of the community could safely learn and grow.

Prepared hot and iced beverages, Took orders at the register, Delivered a quality customer experience, crafted and promoted rotating drinks of the month

Attended Collective Impact Team meetings, Created a memo of current local policy solutions for disabled housing and housing related services assistance, Conducted initial research on members of select committees of the 119th Congress

Led cabin groups in age-appropriate musical programming, helped plan and perform four camp song sessions a week

Networked with other summer camp professionals, represented my organization both as a fellow and as a host of the event, planned and facilitated camp-wide programming to impact the camp culture, collaborated with other fellows from my organization

Prepared standard and specialty beverages, Assembled orders, Collaborated with kitchen staff to ensure orders were prioritized effectively, Created a friendly customer service experience during extremely busy hours

Worked with Staff and campers to create insitutional change for a nonprofit,
Co-managed a team of 7 staff members and 20+ campers age 7-9, planned programs with a DEI focus for campers of age 6-17, worked with individual campers and staff members to resolve exclusion issues they were facing,

Provided 24/7 care for campers ages 4-12, Created and facilitated recreational and educational programs, Collaborated with other camp staff members

Worked as Barista at Starbucks.

Worked with a team to submit applications for endorsements, attended sessions to learn more about the district, and phone banked several times a week