- Spearheading a dedicated team of students to organise quality events for the economics student community at the University of Toronto Mississauga during the 2023-24 academic year.- Ensuring the Council runs smoothly and efficiently by delegating, managing, and aiding each of the five departments involved.- Cultivated vital time management abilities through juggling multiple commitments and successfully discerning between low and high-priority tasks.- Developed a multitude of instructional guides and templates encompassing step-by-step procedures for diverse subjects, including but not limited to event planning, hiring processes, in-person marketing strategies, and various other topics.

- Fostered a safe space for aspiring student leaders to personally grow and learn the practice of organising social events through numerous workshops.- Boosted the attendance of in-person events by a staggering 125% by maintaining high quality events and practising effective marketing techniques.- Developed essential time management skills through the undertaking of various commitments and distinguishing between low and high priority activities.- Successfully led five social events in the span of three months, averaging 80 participants through confident, authoritative, and enthusiastic leadership.

- Worked with a team of five in planning, hosting, and organizing numerous social and academic virtual events.- Improved team spirit by showcasing proactiveness and enthusiasm in each activity.- Utilised numerous resources provided by the University of Toronto such as mental health guidance, academic help sessions, and inclusion practices through research required for running events smoothly.

- Facilitating tutoring sessions for ECO209 (Macroeconomic Theory for Commerce).- Assisting students in grasping various macroeconomic models, including Solow growth, consumer and firm decision-making involving work-leisure, consumption-savings decisions with credit markets, and real intertemporal with investment.- Strengthening students' understanding of mathematical concepts, with a focus on calculus.- Enhancing students' proficiency in visualizing graphs to support their comprehension of economic principles.

- Supporting and mentoring 30 students throughout their university journey by facilitating weekly gatherings, offering assistance for academic and personal challenges, and serving as their primary point of contact.- Sharpened interpersonal skills through conflict mediation among roommates and providing valuable support to students navigating stress-related obstacles.- Enhanced organizational and documentation skills by composing a variety of reports integral to the role.- Demonstrated proficiency in utilizing key platforms for Student Housing and Residence Life operations, including StarRez and eRezLife, to execute diverse tasks.

• Strengthened analytical and financial skills by curating monthly financial reports, supporting budgeting processes, and auditing payments for numerous Career Centre events.• Elevated proficiency in MS Office by integrating it into daily responsibilities, including file organization, career data recording, and categorizing various payments.• Boosted MS PowerPoint capabilities by presenting data-supported findings, leading to improvement in budget allocation for career-centric events.

- Assisting a diverse customer base by carefully assessing their requirements through attentive listening and directing them to the most suitable solutions.- Gaining comprehensive knowledge of the products offered to enhance customer service and cater to their specific interests.- Established meaningful connections within the University of Toronto community to familiarize oneself with the institutional environment.

- Supporting numerous customers by analyzing their needs through active listening and guiding them to the most appropriate resources.- Acquired knowledge of the products sold to better service the customers in their interests.- Improved self-confidence and public speaking by interacting daily with people from various backgrounds.- Adapted to Canadian culture and terminology by communicating with customers on a frequent basis.

- Facilitated a young cohort of teenagers in discovering undergraduate programs through McGill University’s Summer Camp initiative.- Organized and presented four academic workshops aimed at helping teenagers uncover their interests through a series of games aligning with their trends.- Reduced fear of rejection amongst the group with the aid of sharing personal experiences and visualizing the countless opportunities present in case of failing a certain plan.- Built meaningful relationships and expanded my communication and interpersonal abilities through interacting and guiding a younger age group.