blogger / communicator
fraternity historian
office manager
HR / legal / Office administrator
I hold and have held various administrative and management-related positions, including the roles of document review paralegal, office manager, and human resources/operations administrator.
MASTER OF ARTS IN CORPORATE COMMUNICATION
I earned a master's degree in Corporate Communication from Baruch College of the City University of New York.
blogger since 2003
I have been blogging since 2003 and write about politics, history, fraternity/sorority life, entertainment, technology, Latino issues, New York City, and Puerto Rico.
digital marketing manager
I developed marketing strategies in partnership with sales managers to deliver high performing digital campaigns across email, social media, and display and pay-per-click advertising.
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I received a bachelor's degree in Communication Media Management from the State University of New York at New Paltz. I have worked for a news-gathering organization, a public relations firm, an information technology company, institutions of higher learning, and a digital marketing agency.
After I earned my master's degree from Baruch, I received a Certificate in Paralegal Studies from Long Island University's Brooklyn Campus. I then worked as a contract document review paralegal, a quality assurance analyst for a management consulting firm, and human resources/operations administrator for a restaurant hospitality group.
I am presently employed as an office manager for an international nonprofit organization.
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News Features
The recent update to AncestryDNA results now lists a percentage for the indigenous people of Puerto Rico, historically also known as the Taino. For more info, click here.
I recently found out that I am 21 percent Portuguese, which was a huge surprise to me. I created a website to inform other Puerto Ricans about the subject.
I dedicated years to writing and research to compile the 145th-anniversary edition of the history booklet for the Delphic Fraternity, of which I am an alumnus and its historian.
