• I am the research coordinator for the INTROSPPECT Study, which is a randomized psychological clinical trial aimed towards couples following prostate cancer treatment, to help with changes in sexual functioning and intimacy. • My responsibilities encompass all facets of the study including recruitment, budget preparation and maintenance, invoicing, REB approvals and amendments, scheduling of treatment groups, medical chart review and data extraction, data entry and cleaning, and data analysis.• I am well versed in the UBC RISe REB system, Accuro EMR system, and REDCap database.

• I was the teaching assistant for an astronomy lab session in Fall 2018 and for the psychology department through Fall 2018 and Winter 2019. • Depending on the course, I was responsible for explaining key concepts to students, invigilating tests, and marking assignments and tests.

• Tutor for various courses in Psychology and Astronomy to numerous students registered under the Meighen center. Meighen center provides assistance to individuals with ranging cognitive/learning abilities. • I individually tutor students and customize my sessions according to their needs.

• This was an internship offered on campus that is directed to creating equity for the diversity present in all its forms and creating a community where everyone is considered and included.• I was responsible for collaborating with other student advocate groups on campus; organizing, promoting and managing different events and initiatives. • As the diversity and inclusion intern, I initiated various campaigns around cultural competency, including but not limited to the delivery of anti-racism education in all residences on campus, the student council, and staff and faculty, and cultural appropriation education for Halloween.• Some other initiatives included awareness about cultural appropriation, examining the accessibility of campus, education on microaggression, an anonymous platform to ask questions and more, diversity training for Residence Assistants, Ted-Talk style event giving voice to student experiences with diversity, walk of privilege.

• As a student representative for the university, I was responsible for giving campus tours to prospective students. Additionally, I participated in calling campaigns to remind prospective students of the upcoming deadlines and answer any questions they may have, and helped out with other administrative work.

• Camp Rotary is a camp for individuals with cognitive and/or physical disabilities, of all ages. • My responsibilities included being responsible for the safety and well-being of campers, all hygiene-related tasks, performing safe lifts for campers with mobility issues, assisting in all activities and travel, and having fun with the campers to ensure a good time.

• Tartine Tarts is a bakery factory, and I worked in the office responsible for the factory.• I was responsible for the day to day operations at a bakery factory, from processing new orders to contacting customers and suppliers, and organizing the flow of information between the office and the factory.• I also managed and organized for a company audit.

• The MASSIE program organizes a semester of English studies for Japanese students during the summer.• I was a part of the Residence Assistants team and responsible for the safety and well-being of the MASSIE students. I was also responsible for organizing and leading various activities with the students.