Crumb Cafe

I started the Crumb Cafe in 2018 with my team of directors from Paces Cafe. The Crumb Cafe is a student run cafe that operates out of Sharples Dining Hall at Swarthmore College after their dining services end at 8pm. As the Director of Food Services, I interviewed, hired, trained, and now manage a team of over 70 dishwashers, barbacks, baristas, short orders, and managers. On a nightly basis, I oversee and manage all facets of the cafe to ensure that everything is running smoothly, from the industrial kitchen in the back all the way to the front where the manager and baristas operate in our cafe. I worked extensively with the produce manager and dining staff at Sharples Dining Hall to create a menu and recipe book that is catered to demand from students as well as supply from food vendors. Since I joined the director team at Crumb, our revenue has increased over 10 fold and we continue to grow as we strive to meet the demand of our customers.

In 2018, I led the transformation of Paces Cafe into the Crumb Cafe. The Crumb Cafe is a student run cafe that operates 7 nights a week out of Sharples Dining Hall at Swarthmore College after their dining services end at 8pm.

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About Me

I am a computer science and cognitive science double major at Swarthmore College graduating in the Spring of 2020.
In addition, I am also fascinated by psychology, neuroscience, and nutrition. In my free time, I like to play baksetball and workout, cook, make/listen to music, and go chasing sunsets. I play many instruments, but mainly the piano and GuZheng. My favorite classical pieces include Grades etudes de Paganini by Franz Liszt, all three of Rachmaninioff's Piano Concertos, and Chopin Scherzo No.3 in C Sharp Minor, Op.39.

In computer science, I am passionate about parallel and distributed systems and machine learning applications. In cognitive science, I am fascinated by the microbiome of the gut, the psychology of language, as well as physiological psychology.

On a journey to quench my thirst for knowledge