Benedicta served as a facilitator for The Virtual Event at Reed College in 2025, where she guided the session "Acting for Change Across Our Spheres of Influence." In this role, she helped steer discussions on how individuals can leverage their unique positions to advocate for change, fostering a collaborative environment for participants to explore strategies for creating positive societal impact. 

In 2024, Benedicta served as a presider for the Chemistry Education Research: Graduate Student Research Symposium at the Biennial Conference on Chemical Education. In this role, she was responsible for overseeing presentations and facilitating discussions, ensuring that the symposium ran smoothly and fostering an environment that encouraged intellectual conversations and contributions. 

During the 2022-2023 academic year, Benedicta served as a treasurer of the Auburn University chapter of the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers (NOBCChE). In collaboration with her NOBCChE colleagues, she participated in K-12 outreach initiatives to inspire the next generation of chemists, chemical engineers, and innovators to contribute to impactful and well-rounded scientific advancements. 

As a general volunteer at the 2022 Destination STEM, Benedicta played a key role in ensuring the smooth operation of this interactive outreach event. Destination STEM is designed for sixth through ninth-grade students to explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) through engaging, hands-on exhibits. The event provides students with the opportunity to experience the Auburn University campus while learning about the programs offered by the College of Sciences and Mathematics (COSAM) and the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. 

In the summer of 2021, Benedicta participated in the Summer Science Institute (SSI), a prestigious week-long residential program designed for outstanding rising 11th and 12th grade students from Alabama and Georgia with a strong interest in science and mathematics. This program partners students with experienced Auburn University science and mathematics research faculty, offering them the opportunity to explore advanced topics beyond the typical high school curriculum. As a member of a team, Benedicta contributed to the training of students in ambient ionization mass spectrometry, providing them with hands-on experience in this cutting-edge analytical technique.