STEAM Program for Youths is dedicated to encouraging youth in the community to embrace the fields of science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.- Run robotics nad coding workshops at various locations and events including the Ontario Science Centre, the Welcome Centre for New Immigrants, Churches and Schools- Provides the STEAM Grant in partnership with FIRST Canada for FIRST LEGO League girls teams. This grant provides both mentorship and financial support

Chemistry 4491 Thesis Student in the Lagugné-Labarthet lab. Worked on a computational chemistry project involving the development of a deep learning model to identify and quantify various substances found in street drugs. Presented at the 52nd Southern Ontario Undergraduate Student Chemistry Conference (SOUSCC) and received the Physical, Theoretical and Computational Division Award.

- Prepare teaching materials for each class to instruct groups of up to 20 students on a variety of robotics and coding topics. - Lead other instructors and delegate responsibilities.- Mentor students in a variety of robotics competitions including FLL (FIRST LEGO League), and WRO (World Robot Olympiad)

Summer research student at Western University in the François Lagugné-Labarthet group. Research involved the synthesis of gold nanoparticles and the fabrication of plasmonic platforms by microcontact printing.

- Researched with York University faculty and students to design modules regarding interculturality in education to be used in university-level courses and on the public YorkSpace platform.- Created a bilingual module specifically on the impact of interculturality and the ageing population. This included group activities such as interactive maps and informative presentations.