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AZN Zine is an online magazine that aims bring together Asian communities from around the world. Its quarterly publication includes a variety of media, including visual arts, personal essays, short fiction, and poetry. - Write and edit content to be included in each issue- Write and collaborate with designers to create Instagram posts

Greater Seattle Area

Created under the University of Washington's Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship, MPower Media advocates for mental wellness in adolescents through children's literature.- Manage team members and process flow by organizing meetings and delegating tasks- Seek out marketing and promotional opportunities within UW and greater Seattle communities- Negotiate contracts for illustration work and any other work-for-hire agreements

Greater Seattle Area

The Socio-Moral Action and Identity Lab studies the way background and identity influences adolescent behavior. The project with which I am currently assisting studies the way adolescents perceive friendship. - Collaboratively developed of system that codifies qualities of a good friend - Assigned codes to hundreds of individual transcripts while noticing discrepancies with or conditions outside of preexisting system- Participate in biweekly lab meetings to report on research project progress and discuss research publications

- Carefully evaluated all prose submissions, recommended pieces that fit with Bricolage brand for publication in Issue 38- Managed all correspondence relating to prose contributors Other positions held: Bricolage Prose Reviewer: January 2017 - April 2017, March 2019 - April 2019 (6 mo.) - Helped read and review prospective prose fiction submissions for Bricolage Literary and Visual arts Issues 35 & 37.

Seattle, Washington, United States

- Coordinated and organized events promoting Bricolage in the UW and Seattle community- Managed social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter) to document events, improve outreach in local community, and increase online engagement

- Completed administrative work, managed officers, and ran club meetings.- Gave weekly presentations to club members about the elements and craft of creative writing, particularly within the context of comic creation.

Write Away! at UW is a student-run organization dedicated to promoting creative writing in the UW community. - Completed administrative work, managed officers and ran club meetings.- Gave weekly presentations to club members about the craft and elements of creative writing. Topics included genre, nontraditional form, and general craft elements (such as plot forms, character archetypes and arcs, etc.).- Gave individualized, constructive feedback to members per request.- Designed, compiled and published an annual anthology of member-submitted works

Greater Seattle Area

- Evaluated and gave recommendations on manuscript submissions- Proofread accepted manuscripts: When the Waves Came; Bruce Lee: Sifu, Friend and Big Brother; and Yurei: The Japanese Ghost (paperback edition)- Researched comp titles and created keywords for current and future titles

- Researched and wrote articles for use on various websites and social media sites. - Assisted with public relations projects, including event and program research and planning.

Bachelor Of Arts, Creative Writing

Activities and Societies: Minor in Business Administration (Entrepreneurship)

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Graduated with Honors; Secretary, Lead Scout, Lead Grant Writers of H.P. Baldwin High School Robotics team.