Hamda A. Mohamed

• Managed communication between Synergy and international companies
• Oversaw the company during the absence of the boss
• Supported the foreign employees in assimilating with the local culture

Nonprofit organization empowering women to build their self-esteem, overcome past traumas and take steps toward education, employment, and financial independence

• Created a project about professional clothes for the women
• Secured partnerships between the organization and donors
• Advanced my non-profit data collection and fundraising skills.

An inclusive space where historically underrepresented students can be as they are, outside of the social scripts that circumscribe their living

• Organized student activist events
• Managed to recruit local social justice activists to Berea College
• Oversaw and provided service to the other interns.

• Intensive research on Islam and its early history
• Thoroughly analyzed Black and African history.

The longest-running social justice program at Berea College that serves the community and campus by addressing a broad range of local and global issues

• Presented different social issues such as mental health in refugees once a week to the college community
• Volunteered with different nonprofit organizations like the Hope Center in Lexington to serve dinner to the homeless community
• Organized Hunger Hurts Food drive at the Berea campus to give the Berea students opportunities to contribute to the donation and the betterment of our community.

• Research on the history of Somali and Afghan women in the 20th century
• Published a newswire once a week about feminist global events
• Authored an article about Female Genital Mutilation in Somalia.

• Taught beginning English to nursing and midwife students
• Developed a habit of speaking English with my students outside of the classroom.

• Managed Abaarso store by tracking inventory, facilitating transactions, and holding a weekly meeting for the storekeepers
• Taught beginning English and math to orphanage children at Hargeysa Orphanage Center.