- TA'ed for all sections of CS 0 (Computer Science for Everyone), as well as CS 1 (Introduction to Computer Programming)- Guided students during office hours- Created materials for and hosted recitation sessions- Assessed the quality of students' work- Ensured that incoming Caltech undergraduates built a steady foundation in computer science and programming

- Organized traditional House traditions, such as formal dinners, all-house game events, and alumni reunions, in a team- Collaborated with other House leadership and Caltech administration

(Caltech's Board of Control (BoC) is a student-run organization advocating for and handling violations of the Institute's Honor Code.)- Represented Blacker House in Caltech's Board of Control organization- Advocated for Caltech's Honor Code - Engaged in hearings regarding infractions

- Conducted research in computational social science under the mentorship of Dr. William G. Kennedy - Applied an agent-based model with NetLogo to explore the roles of emergency responders in the event of a dirty bomb explosion, focusing on the impact of and risks undertaken by emergency responders and potential advice for making policy decisions- Wrote published research paper regarding this study (DOI:10.1007/978-3-031-37553-8\_6)