A smart food diary that uses AI to improve gut health management- Leading an AI-Based food diary that correlates diet to symptoms, specifically to improve Gut Health management- Selected for League of Innovators Foundations Program to develop foundational aspects to our venture, such as validation, customer discovery and incorporations- 1 of 7 ventures selected to participate in the Start-Up Edmonton Student Founders Program - 1st Place at 150 StartUps StartUp Bootcamp (nominated by eHUB at the University of Alberta School of Business)- Received $2,500 for 3rd place in the Most Promising First Time Entrepreneur at Innovation Rodeo, which also lead to a $12,000 scholarship to Draper University Hero TrainingAccelerators:- Draper University Hero Training (Fall 2023, with full scholarship of $12,000 USD)- AMII ML Explorations Program- 150 StartUps Lean Startup Challenges- Edmonton Unlimited Student Founders Program - League of Innovators Foundations (Batch 6)- Innovation Bootcamp at the Innovation, Creativity & Entrepreneurship Center at University of Alberta

Establishing a summer sport camp in Kapaw'eno & Sucker Creek First Nation Communities. Adapted my leadership style to Indigenous values to train high school students to be camp leaders in their communities.

Building a really cool food diary app for gut health

- Mission of eClub is to promote entrepreneurship across all faculties on campus by providing resources and connections to help students turn their ideas into start-ups- Performed a complete pivot eCLUB’s mission and values to accommodate the entrepreneurial culture at UAlberta and promote entrepreneurship to the UAlberta student body- Recruited an interdisciplinary team of 7 students as eClub Executives (ALES, Master’s Students, Business, Arts, and Science)- Increased eCLUB’s budget by 50% and developed 3 successful funding partnerships- Organized eCLUB’s annual event eTANK competition – a mock Shark Tank – for 12 budding UAlberta entrepreneurs to present their business ideas to judges. This competition had the largest turnout in eCLUB’s history despite being an online event to accommodate COVID-19 protocols- Organized and co-hosted a Case Competition with the Interdisciplinary Consulting Association and Chinese Transformation Collaborative Society in efforts to revitalize Chinatown. We 3x previous eCLUB's participation records by having 20+ participants, and 30+ guests and judges, including a special appearance by Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi

Connecting with women entrepreneurs to gain mentorship on leading a company. Through these connections, mentors provide an apprenticeship opportunity to mentees to provide experience and guide them through their career paths.

- Provided exemplary customer service to 600+ daily patrons of Hanson FLC and SCSC Fitness centers as part of the Fitness Team while ensuring adherence to the Program and COVID-19 Policies and Procedures- Greet and respond to patron inquiries regarding facility usage, programs, memberships, events, and general information regarding Campus and Community Recreation- Direct or respond to all incoming phone and email inquiries/comments- Be prepared to perform First Aid, CPR or AED and stay up to date on workplace safety training - Collaborate with fitness team members to clean equipment, conduct daily opening/closing duties and resolve patron conflicts & concerns- Serve as an Ambassador of the Campus and Community Recreation Fitness

- Assisting the instructor in handing out the exam to students- Operating the exam attendance sign-up sheet- Monitoring students in the classroom during the exam to ensure academic integrity- Maintaining a washroom sign-out sheet- Accepting completed exams and checking student ID against information on exams (match name, ID, and photo).

- Tutoring high school and undergraduate students in courses - Being present and on time for all pre-arranged tutoring sessions.- Preparing lessons for each tutoring session- Maintaining open, two-way communication with the clients- Adhering to the University of Alberta’s Code of Student Behaviour.- When appropriate, referring the Client to Students’ Union and University servicesand offices.High School Courses: Biology 20, Biology 30, Chemistry 20, Chemistry 30, Physics 30, Math 10C, Math 20-1, Math 30-1 & Math 31University Courses: MATH 134, STAT 151, STAT 252, PSYCO 104, PSYCO 105, SOC 224, BIOL 108, BIOL 207, BIOL 208, GENET 270, PALEO 200, ENT 222, PMCOL 305, BOT 306, BOT 380, SMO 301, MARK 301, OM 352, ACCTG 311

- Generated regular Instagram posts and stories per month, reaching almost 2,400 accounts- Developed monthly marketing campaigns showcasing Fly and Fetch's mission of hacking international shipping- Participated in two conferences and gathered 200+ connections and registered travelers for Fly & Fetch

Founder of an innovative Youth-Led Startup in the League of Innovations Foundations national virtual incubator program. League of Innovators (LOI) is a national Canadian charity with the goal of building entrepreneurial acumen for youth, at scale. League of Innovators is a suite of accessible programs and tools to provide youth educational experiences that shorten their path to success, empower their ability to be their own boss, and amplify their impact as future innovators and entrepreneur.- One of 5 companies selected from the batch to participate in the pitch competition at the end of the program.

- Formerly known as Hempact- Collaborated with the R&D team to develop an eco-friendly menstrual pad from hemp by-products- Researched multiple protocols of optimizing biodegradability of menstrual pad materials- Advocated Hempact’s mission to reduce the stigma against menstruation at start-up conferences and events

- Promoted from student volunteer to a Summer Research Student at the Mok Lab in the Department of Biochemistry- Conducted my project on microtubule-associated proteins in relation to tau aggregation in Alzheimer's Disease by learning and applying Python and CRISPR technologies - Presented my research as a poster presentation at the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry 52nd Annual Summer Students' Research Day