Root66 Tulsa Cyber Clubs is a student organization focused on cybersecurity education and competitive learning events. I served as the President and Infrastructure lead for the club, leading initiatives to teach cybersecurity concepts, prepare for competitions, and organize events for students interested in the field. Through Root66, I had the opportunity to mentor students, collaborate with industry professionals, and foster a community of cybersecurity enthusiasts at the University of Tulsa.

TUCTF is a student organization at the University of Tulsa focused on learning cybersecurity through hands on participation in CTF competitions. I competed with the team in various CTFs, and also contributed to the infrastructure for the annual CTF, which is a large-scale competition hosted by the TUCTF that attracts participants from around the world. This is where I gained my unhealthy obsession with Kubernetes.

TU WiCyS is the University of Tulsa chapter for the Women in Cybersecurity organization. I provided support for events and initiatives aimed at promoting diversity and inclusion in the cybersecurity field.