While at Binghamton University, Noah focused on archival research, participating in a year-long initiative with The Source Project. He presented his findings to local researchers at Binghamton’s campus-wide professional presentation day. As a New York City native, Noah has long been passionate about local history and education. He has volunteered at institutions such as the Mount Vernon Hotel Museum, where he led tours for students and summer campers, and has worked for three consecutive years as both a summer camp counselor and student tutor. Noah currently works as a receptionist for the Student Government Office and interns at a campus magazine, where he has honed his passion for people-facing work and community engagement. He is conversational in Spanish after six years of study. This fall, Noah will transfer to George Washington University in Washington, DC, to pursue a degree in History with a concentration in International Affairs—and hopes to get involved with the Smithsonian during his time there.