Research assistant to Dr. Shereen Chaudhry. Collected, coded, and analyzed field data during the 2024 Behavioral Decision Research in Management Conference to examine patterns in decision-making and blame attribution.Investigated nearly 300 cases of literature retractions to identify trends in how co-authors assigned blame for joint failures, providing insights into perceptions and attributions of fault, contributing to an ongoing research paper on conflict resolution.

Plan, organize, and execute the annual "Taste of Hyde Park" event, a student government-subsidized food tour collaborating with local small businesses in Chicago's South Side, attracting 60 attendees. Coordinated with UChicago Commercial Real Estate Operations to deepen understanding of the university's relationship with the local communityManage the $2,000,000+ student government budget and all logistics, oversees the Executive Cabinet and all committees, conduct student body outreach, and administers funds to all student-run organizationsRegularly meet with University Administration such as the President, Dean, Provost, and other relevant staff to maintain administration-student communication as well as advocate for the educational and personal needs of the student body on topics such as policing, budget allocations, divestment, transportation, and student life

Aids student groups by designing tailored programming such as venue and travel accommodations and handling financial activities such as purchase requests and reimbursements, as well as providing one-on-one consulting on matters such as budgeting, navigating university regulations, and activity planning to 400+ Registered Student Organizations (RSOs).

Serves in the executive cabinet; oversees, advises, and facilitates the operations of the Sexual Assault Awareness & Prevention, Marginalized Student Affairs, and the Student Advocate’s Office committees.

Reviewed, debated, and approved final forms of Student Government statements, legislation, and other project proposals, working with students and student groups to identify important issues on campus and in the College community; served on the Academic and Career Affairs Committee and the Residence Life and Dining Committee.

Lead trainings twice a week on public speaking, diplomacy, and leadership skills for 60+ members of the 3rd ranked team in the world; negotiate with University representatives to secure and allocate the travel team budget.

Boston University Model UN Conference 2023 SPECPOL: Diplomatic CommendationHarvard National Model UN Conference 2024 SPECPOL: Best DelegateLos Angeles Model UN Conference 2024: Honorable Mention

Chaired a crisis-style Model UN committee, leading debate and using verbal communication and problem-solving skills for 28 competitive collegiate delegates simulating the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry and Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP). The committee covered a variety of topics including the role of critical thinking and crisis management in an era of mass media, disinformation, and artificial intelligence. Researched and compiled a 56-page background guide for delegates surrounding the history of CSICOP and relevant issues to committee.

Provided committee support for simulation of Taiwan's government during its period of democratization as part of the premier crisis-focused collegiate Model United Nations conference.

Chaired a general assembly Model UN committee, leading 300 competitive high school delegates. The committee focused on social and humanitarian issues, particularly the issue of migrant and refugee rights in relation to the international law and obligations of states. Delegates will discuss migration on a deeper policy level, especially considering the humanitarian needs of under-represented stakeholders.

Chaired a general assembly-style Model UN committee, using leadership skills and verbal communication to lead 30 competitive high school delegates in simulating the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The committee covered a variety of topics including how to bridge the digital divide in the USA and combat disinformation in a committee focused on finding in-depth, practical, pragmatic solutions.

Provided committee support for simulation of Argentina's cabinet during its war of independence.

Spearheaded comprehensive market research in the green energy sector, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative methods to gather, analyze, and interpret complex data on market trends, pricing models, and operational methods. Identified strengths and weaknesses of prospective markets for expansion, preparing reports and presentations with findings.Synthesized SWOT analysis and competitive analysis, ensuring a deep understanding of market dynamics and competitor strategies to shape export strategy and growth. Analyzed and presented market findings in reports and presentations to management and executive teams, communicating in both English and Mandarin.

Created EquityTool indicator surveys measuring progress out of poverty to identify communities of most need with both urban and rural dimensions, tailored to seven countries collectively representing more than 600 million people. Wrote, compiled, and edited a unified 542-page tutorial PDF on how to use mWater’s web portal and mobile app to improve accessibility and functionality in regions with unreliable network connections. Guided the design of the new Solstice website at www.solsticeinstitute.com to provide a centralized platform for users to interact with the mWater/Solstice suite of tools and resources

Research assistant to Dr. James M. Snyder at the Harvard Government Department. Compiled data on political machines in the United States using newspaper archives and conducted data input and analysis.

Researched then presented a systematic review on the efficacy of various drugs with differing treatment methods on Major Depressive Disorder.

Hands-on door knocking and canvassing experience and data input for Elections Canada as a whole. Administrative tasks for everyday office operations.