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Melissa Mendieta

Melissa Mendieta

Mathematics Tutor

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  • Timeline

  • About me

    Mechanical Engineering Student at University of California, Berkeley

  • Education

    • Escalon High School

      2017 - 2021
      High School Diploma 4.8

      Activities and Societies: President of HYLC Club (Hispanic Youth and Leadership Club), Vice President of Interact Club, Rotary Club, Speech and Debate Club, Migrant Education Program

    • University of California, Berkeley

      2021 - 2025
      Bachelor of Science - BS Mechanical Engineering

      Activities and Societies: Regents and Chancellor's Scholar, Phi Sigma Rho (sorority for women in engineering and engineering technologies), Hispanic Engineers and Scientists, Berkeley Mentorship Cohort, SKY Berkeley

  • Experience

    • Escalon High School

      Aug 2018 - Jul 2021
      Mathematics Tutor

      As a math tutor, I provided personalized tutoring sessions to students across various grade levels including middle school and high school. My role involved developing customized lesson plans and teaching strategies tailored to the individual learning needs of each student. I assisted students in understanding math concepts, solving problems, and enhancing their study skills to excel academically.

    • University of California, Berkeley

      Aug 2022 - May 2023
      DeCal Instructor - Step Out of Overdrive

      As a Decal Instructor for Step Out of Overdrive (meditation and wellness DeCal), I organized and led weekly classes focused on mindfulness techniques and stress reduction strategies for students. I collaborated alongside my fellow student mentor to teach a comprehensive curriculum that included guided meditation sessions, discussions on holistic well-being, and practical tools for managing stress. Facilitating group discussions and providing individual guidance, I aimed to create a supportive environment for students to explore and cultivate their personal wellness practices. Show less

    • University of the Pacific

      Jun 2023 - Aug 2023
      STEM Summer Camp Instructor

      As a STEM summer camp instructor for the migrant program at the University of the Pacific, I had the opportunity to teach middle school students fundamental engineering skills. My role involved conducting hands-on workshops where students learned about robotics using Arduino kits. I guided them through the basics of programming, circuit design, and robot construction, fostering their interest and understanding of STEM concepts. Through interactive sessions and mentorship, I aimed to inspire and empower students to explore the exciting world of engineering and technology. Show less

    • UC Berkeley College of Engineering

      Aug 2023 - May 2024
      Berkeley Mentorship Cohort

      As a mentor for a first-generation student interested in engineering, I provided guidance and support to help them navigate various aspects of their academic journey. This included assisting them in understanding the campus environment, navigating engineering courses, exploring extracurricular clubs and activities, and setting personal and academic goals. We established weekly meet-ups where we discussed challenges, set goals, and tracked progress throughout the year.

  • Licenses & Certifications

    • Berkeley Certificate in Design Innovation

      Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation at UC Berkeley

  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      Social Impact Innovation Grant Recipient Berkeley Public Health Aug 2023 The grant program provides funding opportunities for current undergraduate and graduate Berkeley students to initiate and develop community-based projects aimed at enhancing health equity within and across communities. The primary objective is to encourage students to actively identify public health challenges, engage directly with affected communities, and create sustainable, people-centered solutions that generate positive impact.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      Pinnacle and Distinguished Student Award Recipient San Joaquin County Office of Education May 2021 Honored to be recognized as a Pinnacle and Distinguished Student awardee by the San Joaquin County Office of Education. This prestigious award celebrates the academic excellence and achievements of the highest-achieving graduating seniors from the Class of 2021 in San Joaquin and Calaveras counties.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      Regents' and Chancellor's Scholar University of California, Berkeley May 2021 The Regents' and Chancellor's Scholarship is the most prestigious scholarship offered by UC Berkeley to entering undergraduate students. The scholarship is extended to a select cohort of Berkeley undergraduates who stand out for their creativity, leadership, service, and strong convictions.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      State Seal of Biliteracy California Department of Education May 2021 Proud recipient of the State Seal of Biliteracy (SSB) for achieving a high level of proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing in one or more languages in addition to English.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      Rotary International Speech Contest Rotary International Mar 2021 This competition challenges high school students to prepare a five to seven-minute speech illustrating the Rotary Four-Way Test. The topic this year was "Together We Open Opportunities." I won at the club, area, and district levels by demonstrating strong content, organization, and delivery skills. My speech followed the Four-Way Test Theme, related personal activities, included a human-interest appeal, and utilized clear, vivid, and persuasive language.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      Lions Club International Student Speakers Contest Lions Club International Aug 2020 Participated in the Lions speech contest, a California State-wide public speaking competition for high school students. The topic this year was "Homelessnes, What is the Solution?" I won first place at the club, zone, and area levels, earning scholarship money and recognition for my speech.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      Rotary International Speech Contest Rotary International Mar 2020 This competition challenges high school students to prepare a five to seven-minute speech illustrating the Rotary Four-Way Test. The topic this year was "Connecting with the World through Leadership and Service." I won at the club, area, and district levels by demonstrating strong content, organization, and delivery skills. My speech followed the Four-Way Test Theme, related personal activities, included a human-interest appeal, and utilized clear, vivid, and persuasive language.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      Close Up Foundation Participant Close Up Foundation Jun 2019 Selected to participate in Close Up Foundation’s Washington D.C. High School Program, where I gained firsthand insight into the U.S. political system and the role of youth in government. The six-day/five-night trip included discussions with experts and policymakers, visits to Capitol Hill, engagement in Mock Congress debates, exploration of historical sites, museums, and embassies. It was a unique opportunity to experience our nation’s governance and build lasting connections.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      California State Speech and Debate Tournament California Department of Education May 2019 Participated in a Speech and Debate Tournament, open to high school students, achieving 1st place in both prepared and impromptu speeches. The tournament aimed to familiarize students with competitive debate procedures, teach research basics, emphasize evidence-based argumentation, and enhance skills in reading, writing, and oral expression.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      H2O Hackathon Stockton City Council Mar 2019 Participated and won 3rd place in the H2O Hackathon at the San Joaquin County Office of Education. The challenge, "What's the Dam Problem," tasked teams with developing an app in seven hours to enhance dam safety by tracking leakage, seismic activity, and structural impacts. Inspired by the Oroville Dam incident, our app aimed to prevent similar disasters and protect communities.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      Rotary International Speech Contest Rotary International Mar 2019 This competition challenges high school students to prepare a five to seven-minute speech illustrating the Rotary Four-Way Test. I won at the club, area, and district levels by demonstrating strong content, organization, and delivery skills. My speech followed the Four-Way Test Theme, related personal activities, included a human-interest appeal, and utilized clear, vivid, and persuasive language.
    • Awarded to Melissa Mendieta
      California State Speech and Debate Tournament California Department of Education May 2018 Participated in a Speech and Debate Tournament, open to high school students, achieving third place in both prepared and impromptu speeches. The tournament aimed to familiarize students with competitive debate procedures, teach research basics, emphasize evidence-based argumentation, and enhance skills in reading, writing, and oral expression.

  • Volunteer Experience

    • Student Volunteer

      Issued by The Berkeley Project on Apr 2022
      The Berkeley ProjectAssociated with Melissa Mendieta

    • Volunteer Educator

      Issued by Escalon Branch Library on Jun 2017
      Escalon Branch LibraryAssociated with Melissa Mendieta