•Acted as a key stakeholder in the restructuring of internal group dynamics, through the interviewing, hiring, and mentoring of executives within the Internal department•Enhanced club awareness and recruited over 50 new clients during club fairs.•Cultivated an inclusive community by instructing clients to write thank you cards to our instructors during the last day of classes. Major Initiatives 1. Co-authored an instruction manual for club executives on “how to manage a class.”2. Strengthened team knowledge and performance by designing a checklist aimed to reduce confusion during classes. 3. Served as a link between the AMS room bookings office, and our online program Mindbody which accurately updated our clients with details pertaining to our classes.

Project Title: Characterizing the role of podocalyxin and keratin-14 in driving collective tumour invasion of spontaneous mouse mammary tumours • Performed serial sections of MMTV-PyMT K14 Cre Podocalyxin knockout mice.• Collected data through H&E staining and Immunohistochemistry.• Analyzed findings via 3D construction of invasive breast tumours using FreeD software.• Presented findings to fellow researchers and submitted for publication.

Queensbourough Market is a family owed convenience store that tailors to any and every customers needs! As a cashier my main role is to handle the cash register, operate the lottery machine, communicate with customers, deliver supplies to the store and tally all finances onto Microsoft excel documents.

Curated relevant and timely content for the “UBC Distillation”- the Faculty of Science weekly emails broadcasted to over 8000 students. Coordinated readership data into user-friendly infographics shared with student leaders and administrators.Analyzed and monitored statistics regularly to make independent strategic communication decisions for the upcoming edition.Collated yearly analytics into two reports for each semester and compared data from previous years to observe the effectiveness of communication strategies. Served as a liaison between Science Advising, student organizations, and community partners to develop relationships and publish content.

•Conduct developmental biology and genetics research focusing on cell to cell adhesions. Skills in micro pipetting, drosophila stocks maintenance (fly flipping), creating buffers for gel electrophoresis and Lysogeny Broth (LB) plates. •Main responsibility includes the preparation, capping, and production of fly food on a weekly basis.

•Spearheaded the first “Neuroscience of Yoga” in collaboration with Dr. Danilewitz and the NINET laboratory which surpassed expected audience turnout. •Acted as the key communications coordinator between the event planning committee and Dr. Danilewitz leading to a successful event. •Design social events aimed to promote team dynamics, boost familiarity within the executive team, and to build community within UBC

•Assisted in the supervision of 30 children between the ages of 5-10. •Enhanced their education by designing and presenting workshops such as “Science Week”, and “Arts Week” where activities were implemented with these focuses.

Mini Med School is an interactive seminar series focused on health sciences and is aimed towards senior students. Professors, researchers, and top tier scientists all across Canada are invited to present their work at this program. One broad topic is covered in the six week series every fall. Topics in the past have been immunology, transplantation, and diabetes.

A intensive two week program where individuals gain experience working with children in an educational setting, develop communication skills and a passion for marine organisms. Duties included leading and supervising a small group of children (4-9 years of age) around the aquarium exploring each gallery.

Completed over 100+ games at various levels such as Atom, pee-wee, and Bantam.