• Project Tomorrow is a student-led non-profit organization aimed to identify and implement innovative strategies that address public health challenges.• Oversaw the development of 4 ongoing projects• Involved with the development of future goals and visions of Project Tomorrow

• Developed and hosted collaborative events with UBC First Aid Student Team (FAST) to educate UBC students on CPR and AED use• Successfully submitted and received grant funding to obtain qCPR manikins involved in providing students with interactive feedback on hands-only CPR performance

- Spearheaded over 25 physical exercise sessions for stroke survivors, improving participants' mobility and confidence in post-stroke rehabilitation.- Led weekly group discussions and therapeutic games for 10-15 participants, fostering a supportive environment for sharing challenges and strategies for overcoming daily obstacles.- Led the Profiles initiative, a photography program where community members were photographed and interviewed to share their stories to promote empathy and understanding within the community and humanize victims of stroke.- Helped increase participant engagement by 20% through personalized encouragement and tailored activities, enhancing their sense of community and peer support.

• With the aim to lower the barrier of entry to formal CPR training, the CPR Education Initiative is developing automated CPR kiosks that will provide interactive and real-time feedback for users• Acted as a liaison to facilitate collaboration between project partners St. John's Ambulance, Project Tomorrow and UBC Heart & Stroke Foundation• Submitted and received grant funding totalling over $11,000 from UBC Science Undergraduate Society and Chapman & Innovation Grants

• Garnish'd is a platform that aims to provide recipes developed by local restaurants with a focus on simplicity for individuals stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, while also supporting and promoting these local restaurants in a time of economic uncertainty (https://www.garnishd.ca/) • Developed partnerships and acted as a liaison between local businesses involved with the project• Responsible for submitting and securing grant applications for the project• Created a website to feature partnering businesses and healthy recipes

• The Covid Response Repository Project aims to create an organized and easy to access online repository of innovative open source design solutions to the global supply shortages of key medical supplies amidst the COVID-19 pandemic (https://www.covidrepository.com/)• Organized and curated a database of clinically tested open source medical equipment designs• Networked with local Canadian businesses to manufacture locally developed face masks that would be donated to the Covenant House Vancouver• Organized a partnership with the Covenant House Vancouver to supply frontline workers and young individuals with the equipment to stay safe

• Homeroom is an online academic mentorship program aimed to alleviate stress placed on parents juggling the unique challenges presented by COVID-19 while providing academically-guided, interactive group sessions to address the shortcomings of online distance education• Networked with various professionals in the field of education to facilitate future collaborations• Acted as a liaison between interested parents and students

• Performed various experiments with the aim to characterize a subpopulation of IDH2 mutants resistant to the novel drug AG-221 in acute myeloid leukaemia (AML)