Miranda Magaña

Miranda Magaña is an experienced administrative director-general support with a strong background in arranging logistics for multinational internships in Japan through Come On Out. As a co-founder of MiniNature Reserve, Miranda has secured significant grant funding to promote native plant restoration initiatives. Previous roles include graphic design for USAID, where branding was redesigned for a food coop in Lebanon, and serving as a Fulbright ETA, where engagement strategies were developed for elementary students in Korea. Additionally, Miranda has been involved with UNHCR's Young Champions for Refugees campaign and has held mentoring roles at Student Success Agency and UCLA Lab School, focusing on student development and bilingual education. Miranda completed a Korean Language Course at Korea University and holds a Bachelor's degree from UCLA.