Working under the Security Operations Management team at University of Glasgow during graduation events - Help answer graduation and university related queries to students and guests. - Checking for tickets at the doors during events to ensure everyone is seated in the correct place. - Helping with checking in and collecting people’s personal belongings at the bag drop area - permitting entry to different university locations at different gates and guiding people to where they want to go

- Reflecting on own/peer experiences to review assessments across level 2 courses. - Work with level 2 staff to revise the format of assignments - Attending and contributing to group meetings with other employees/university staff as required to identify and work on inconsistencies in order to make required changes for future exams.

For Pharmacology (Year 3, Semester 1 and 2)

- For Fundamental topics in Biology (Year 2, semester 1)- For Human biological sciences/ Genes, molecules and cells (Year 2, semester 2)

For Biology 1A (Year 1, semester 1); Biology 1B (Year 1, semester 2)-Participated in training workshops to help me carry out my role dilligently-Was a point of contact between the students and the university staff by attending meetings and providing feedback-I worked along with the other representatives to form and deliver a constructive feedback

- Point of contact for well-being related issues of all society members by acting as a mediator for disputes, signposting to support services and resources, and being conscious of accessibility and inclusivity at events.- Help foster positive relationships and experiences within the society by being a confident and supportive listener, and offering solutions/compromises while handling disputes

- Ordered donor recruitment supplies for events - Held and participated in donor recruitment events around Glasgow - Attended Marrow conferences to connect with other marrowers/ share and learn about new donor recruitment and fundraising ideas with others- Learnt about the work that goes on in the laboratories of the Anthony Nolan research institute at conferences - Raised awareness about Anthony Nolan charity’s work at different events in Glasgow - Been nominated as “marrower of the month” by the national marrow

- Responsible for reaching out to third year students about society events - Discussing new ideas with the commitee and working in a team with other committee members to meet goals - Encouraging more member participation in the society’s academic as well as social events

Direct Care provider to adult and children with different disabilities like autism, Down syndrome, bipolar disorder, chromosomal disorder, traumatic brain injury (TBI), epilepsy, cerebral palsy, anxiety/mood disorders, psychosis, depression, ADHD and many more at “Camp Civitan”. - assisting with eating, toileting, dressing and other daily living skills 24/7, 6 days a week - writing daily logs documenting their sleep schedule, eating habits, activity participation, behavioural issues, health, etc - reporting unusual incidents to appropriate staff by filling in incident report and observation report forms- taking them to the nurse for administering their medications and whenever they are unwell. - providing companionship and emotional support to them at all times.