- Planned and implemented events to engage students, staff, faculty and community members in ethics-related programming. - Coordinated undergraduate honors and minors programs, application review, managed academic programming, course administration, processed graduation records.- Advised students regarding their academic progress in completing Ethics in Society program requirements for the honors and minors programs.

- Coordinated various forms of culturally sensitive programming to support the needs of over 300 Asian/Asian-American students, families, alumni and community members, including but not limited to the Stanford University “Big 5” events.- Supported planning and implementation of annual Center staff retreat through coordinating meals/dinners, organizing staff retreat itinerary for presentations/activities, arranging transportation to and from locations.- Supervised student staff in the coordination and hosting of events including: recruiting speakers and performance groups, arranging workshops, budget management, training and supervising volunteers, and report preparation.

- Provided support to residents of an adult acute psychiatric residential treatment program through facilitation of psychoeducational groups, provision of daily individual and group crisis interventions, and supporting daily living activities of clients in crisis so as to: help them transition into lower levels of care, develop insight towards and healthily manage their mental health symptoms and substance use.- Completed intake assessments and treatment planning, daily clinical documentation of client progress towards completing treatment goals, case management to connect clients to community resources, outpatient providers and/or further treatment, planned and implemented client discharges- Experience working in counseling environment with individuals experiencing mental illness, homelessness, and addiction/recovery

-Provided residence hall meetings and interest based group programming through both in person and virtual platforms-Coordinated 18+ community and program-based outings, events, and activities to support the needs of 300 diverse students living in campus residences -Collaborated with a team of two Activities Coordinators and a team of residence staff in the planning of events and activities to extend classroom learning

-Matched Asian-American Pacific Islander (AAPI) sophomores with AAPI alumni, faculty and staff to provide students with a culturally-sensitive mentorship experience.-Hosted orientations introducing students to mentorship as well as the importance of culturally aware and competent mentorship-Planned quarterly dinner events for mentors and mentees to connect with one another-Evaluated events and programming for future improvement

- Planned and coordinated four annual events hosted by the Asian American Activities Center, which entail: Alumni Homecoming Reunion Reception in the Fall, Family Weekend Panel in the Winter, Admit Weekend's Taste of A3C, Admit Weekend's Community Welcome, and Asian American Graduation Banquet in the Spring- Publicity of the events listed above- Arrangement of catering orders and performing groups for the Admit Weekend events- Coordination and communication with speakers for the Family Weekend Panel and the Admit Weekend Events- Oversaw a group of volunteers, delegation of tasks in preparation for the Asian American Graduation Banquet

- Assisted program facilitators in preparation for fall semester prevention clubs- Assisted Program Manager with preparation and planning work for MCRCC’s 3 annual fundraising events- Completed data entry for donor database- Prepared sponsor brochure outlining sponsor benefits for fundraising events- Worked with program staff at outreach events and activities occurring over the Summer- Developed of a press packet on SA for the media- Prepared materials for Sexual Assault Awareness Month

- Planned workshops hosted by trained professionals to provide graduate students with information, advice and resources regarding mental health issues- Communicated with the Asian American graduate student community about issues pertinent to graduate students- Coordinated trained professionals to speak at the workshop- Publicized the workshops to the graduate student community

- Served as an ambassador to the freshman class, promoting the center and the resources offered- Completed general office work - Filing papers, printing, organization- Worked with 6 other staff members to plan and host events that positively impact the Asian American community at Stanford.- Found creative ways to address issues relevant to the student body and incorporate the rest of the freshman class into the community