Direct the SAAS advisors in facilitating intra-committee operations and creating professional development resources; guide the executive team in conducting club-wide procedures and implementing changes.

Oversaw all whole-club initiatives, including directing the leadership board, selecting the directors and advisors of the nine SAAS committees, piloting new member recruitment, negotiating contracts with project clients, and fostering a welcoming community for all 130 members each semester.

Collaborated with committee members to implement the EmbedKGQA natural language question answering system for [24]7.ai, an AI business-services company.

Led SAAS’s intro-level committee, which involved facilitating weekly statistics/data science lectures, initiating and managing all committee operations, and communicating with committee members to foster their academic and professional growth.

Won inter-committee Kaggle machine learning competition to predict rainfall using gradient boosting classifiers and k-fold cross-validation techniques from Scikit-learn library; attended weekly lectures on topics in statistics and data science.

Dr. Lillian Boe, Department of Epidemiology & BiostatisticsImplemented multivariate imputation by chained equations to create regression models with breast cancer patient data; determined the impact of differences between mastectomy and flap weights on long-term patient satisfaction and surgical complication rates.

Professor Justin Remais, Environmental Health Sciences DivisionDeveloped multivariate linear regression and distributed lag nonlinear models to investigate the impact of environmental factors on the timing of seasonal coccidioidomycosis (Valley Fever) outbreaks throughout California.

Professor Bhramar Mukherjee, Department of BiostatisticsApplied variations of the SIR compartmental model (SEIR, eSIR) to predict the spread of SARS-CoV2 in Brazil.

Professor Paul Brown, Health Economics and Public HealthAnalyzed farmer and stakeholder interviews to learn about healthcare access and utilization for farmworkers in the California Central Valley.

UC Davis Cluster 1 - Quantum Mechanics and Applications to Nanotechnology Built a scanning tunneling microscope, including the supporting electronics and software, to image individual carbon atoms.