My job consists of sharing campus and local community resources with the chapter. I also offer tips and counseling, and give presentations about physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness.

My main responsibility is to create an informative and aesthetically pleasing feed by utilizing Instagram data analysis tools to increase growth of posts and follower count.

I work directly with students and student groups to assist with the safe and accurate implementation of laboratory procedures. I also work indirectly with students by reviewing select assignments or drafts and providing constructive feedback. I work collaboratively with other peer mentors to carry out a separate, PRM-specific research project, which will involve coordinating experimental replicates with other PRMs, collecting and analyzing data, and writing and presenting your results and conclusions for a broader audience. I also maintain order and tidiness in the lab while fostering a sense of community.

I work closely with the course instructor and lead teaching assistant to plan and prepare for laboratory sessions. I provide guidance on experimental procedures, ensure safety protocols are followed, and offer assistance with equipment and techniques. Some techniques and procedures I guide the students with are streak plating, micropipetting, staining, and microscopy. I am also responsible for grading discussion boards and providing constructive feedback to students to help them understand their strengths and areas for improvement.

I lifeguard and instruct children how to swim over the summer at Children's Aid-Goodhue Center. I work mostly everyday throughout the summer.

I taught young kids about the Korean language and culture and participated in the Staten Island Memorial Day Parade to represent the school.

I spoke with many people who suffered with mental health issues and specialized in crisis response and suicide awareness. I also was a guest speaker at "How are You?" Wellness Week where I spoke to many specialized mental health advocates around the country.

I discussed with prestigious medical leaders around the country and worked in small groups with aspiring medical students