- Guest Lecturer: Brain & Body: Biological and Neural Insights into Social Cognition (PSYC13H3)- Teaching assistant for Introduction to Psychology (PSYA01H1) supervised by Dr. Steve Joordens (Fall 2024)- Teaching assistant for Social Cognition (PSYC13H3) supervised by Hyuna Cho (Summer 2024)- Teaching assistant for Social Development (PSYC27H3) supervised by Dr. David Haley (Winter (2024)- Teaching assistant for Social Cognition (PSYC13H3) supervised by Dr. Cendri Hutcherson (Fall 2023)

Graduate student working in Dr. Jonathan Cant's lab on visual perception and decision-making.

Undergraduate research assistant working in Dr. Morgan Barense's lab on memory and perception.

Coordinating a team of Design Researchers to collect student feedback on Arts & Science programs for the University of Toronto Quality Assurance Process (UTQAP).

- Supporting 8000 incoming Arts & Science students and helping in coordinating the Arrive Ready Program, a summer academic preparation program for incoming first-year A&S students- Conducting research, reading and evaluating academic articles on best practices in peer supported learning, transition and skill building for first year students

- Leading and maintaining communication with peer mentorship team and first-year students - Mentoring 30 first-year students through university recourses and student life - Organizing and managing in-person and online, academic and social events - Maintaining partnerships and inviting guest speakers

Received a 6000$ Grant from the University of Toronto to got to Graz, Austria as a visiting researcher in Dr. Natalia Zaretskaya's "Visual Neuroscience" research group. I was involved in a Neuroimaging project that looked at whether the cortical thickness of the bilateral superior parietal lobes (SPL) could explain differences in bistable illusion perception.