The Arc CT is an organization advocating for the rights of intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals. YULAA volunteers work to develop a parent’s guide to new special education regulations and accompanying training for parents, along with a PowerPoint presentation version of the guide. Volunteers research which towns in Connecticut have complied with the new regulations and help parents learn how to advocate for their children when services are potentially denied.

Conducting psychological research project examining variations in Fear of Being Single in LGBTQ+ relationships. Designing recruitment strategies, developing and validating measurement methodologies, and analyzing statistical data to contribute meaningful insights into relationship dynamics of diverse communities.

Leading STEM-based campus tours displaying facilities and research opportunities, providing prospective visitors with insights into Yale science and engineering. Answering questions, sharing personal experiences, highlighting STEM academic pathways, and enhancing visitors' understanding of Yale.

Supported staff in pre-camp preparation, camp activities, and office tasks, including managing counselor training. Provided care for campers with special needs, such as assisting with feeding, toileting, transferring, etc. Assisted counselors in addressing camper behavior and facilitated positive counselor-camper relationships.

Delivered math instruction to students K-12 for 3 shifts a week; addressed parent and student needs, helped develop business management and student curriculum planning

Conducted self-guided research project on Comparative Properties of Astronomical Sites; drafted research paper for publication

Conducted scientific investigation of ethical issues in the Human Rights in the 21st Century module; coded qualitative data, presented weekly findings