Lidia

"from there. I gained more experience working with a small project also out of UCLA one that was student student that run."

"Ensuring that the staff are also feeling supported, growing and really connecting with the youth that we work with as well as building stronger partnerships with the schools and the community organizations."

"I check student documentation, registration, and progress, looking for ways to better support them if they're not meeting metrics."

"The ability to communicate both on a one-to-one level and in a larger group setting is really important."

"Being able to do that and give back to a community very similar to the one that I grew up in is what I love most about my job."

"The biggest challenge would definitely be making the most out of the limited resources."

"I really enjoy getting to meet other folks that are just as passionate about working with youth and serving their Community as I am."

"Thriving in this industry is definitely meant for those who have passion and who are able to get creative."

"it is sometimes a lot more draining than I would have imagined when I was in college."

"Entry-level roles really go in that area coordinator and advisor... and those are all entry level for the most part"

"Never underestimate yourself. You never know what you're capable of until you really jump in and get your feet wet."

"I tried a little bit of everything. I would say in terms of Education or nonprofit education and Youth Development."

"Being a first-gen college grad played a big role in how I navigated college and then ultimately how I navigated the career where I'm at."