Beyond double majoring in Finance and Political Science at Chapman University, I've taken on several leadership roles across campus organizations to deepen my knowledge and gain hands-on experience in fields that drive me. One of my proudest achievements was helping revive Chapman’s Real Estate Association, which had dissolved during the COVID-19 era. In January, I worked with the new executive team to help bring the club back under the Business School, secure new funding from the Student Government Association (SGA), and organize a range of events—from guest speaker panels and real estate workshops on licensing and resume building to community-building activities aimed at defining our new club culture. After a year in this role, I'm excited to continue with the club and help it grow until I graduate.As the Director of Finance for the Chapman University Undergraduate Law Review Journal, I manage budgeting for travel, PR, and publication expenses. Currently, I’m working with the SGA to secure funding for our annual law review summit in Boston, which brings together Chapman’s journal team and other college participants nationwide. I’m also proud to contribute to the writer selection process, assisting the executive team with deliberation and decisions.In my role as Secretary for the Artificial Intelligence Group, I facilitate executive and club meetings and keep detailed notes to ensure transparency. I'm also hosting a workshop on AI’s impact on the marketplace, bridging my interests in tech and finance. Additionally, I'm supporting our president and the executive team in preparing for Chapman’s annual AI Hackathon this December.Finally, I recently stepped into the role of Social Chair for Phi Delta Theta fraternity. This role includes managing a $10,000 budget per semester for social and philanthropy events, a responsibility that allows me to apply my planning and financial management skills in real time.