Perform administrative tasks and keep records for Harvard's umbrella organization for international relations projects, conferences, and publications. Work to maintain Harvard IRC's status as a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization.

Promote a "culture of voting and civic engagement" at Harvard as a means of getting 100% of eligible students to vote. Lead a dedicated team of HVC members to plan events that educate and excite Harvard students for elections at the local, state, and federal level. Target voter outreach towards minority and underrepresented communities on campus by strategizing with cultural affinity organizations and tailoring events and resources based on each community's wants and needs.

Developed a committee based on the novel idea of a Korean Reunification Summit set in the year 2025 in order to encourage lively debate between college delegates at the world's premier Model UN conference. Composed a 60+ page background guide spanning Korean history and modern Korean geopolitics to give delegates comprehensive information about the committee.

Organized civic and political engagement events to increase Asian-American political participation on campus. Strategized with national advocacy group APIAVote and other political and cultural groups. Helped plan donation multiplying drive for Black Lives Matter movement across Harvard Asian American student and alumni community which raised over $51,000.

Research with Professor Christina Davis, Harvard University Professor of Government, on a project regarding the entry and exit of countries into various international organizations. Examined case studies of countries that had particular trouble entering international organizations as well as of international organizations that were unable to accomplish their mission.

Research the international security implications of trade and the securitization of trade by political actors and international agreements. Study a variety of scholarly arguments with regards to trade securitization across the spectrum of international relations theory. Write briefs and memos about the trade-security nexus synthesizing congressional reports, academic works, and news articles.

Researched with Professor Daniel Carpenter, Harvard University Professor of Government on projects regarding the politics of financial regulation and the politics of federal agency creation and destruction. Presented qualitative and quantitative data through analytical memos.

Phone-banked, canvassed, and hosted events throughout the city of Boston. Organized phone-banking operation for the campaign at Belmont High School and coached students on delivering the campaign message effectively.