Elected to represent the senior class of Innovation Academy. Responsible for planning school events and wellness activities and serving as a student representative for the School Governance Council (SGC) of Innovation Academy.

Inducted into the Fulton County Youth Commission and currently serving as the lead of the Health Committee. Currently, we are facilitating our Not Even Once (NEO) Drug prevention tours and revamping our Drug Prevention Guide. We have recently partnered with the Governor's Office of Highway Safety to deliver a prom safety initiative.

Tutored underprivileged and fostered children subjects such as chess. Currently, planning and facilitating charity events in partnership with Meals by Grace.

Currently participating in the Winship Cancer Institute's online lecture program designed for Winship Summer Scholar applicants.

The Clinical Showing 101 at HEAL Health Network is a foundational program designed to familiarize new healthcare professionals with the practical aspects of clinical settings, including patient interaction and the use of medical equipment. It emphasizes the real-world application of medical knowledge to ensure proficiency and confidence in clinical environments.

In the NYU Simons Science Exploration Program, I will engage in hands-on scientific research under the mentorship of NYU faculty members. I will participate in workshops, seminars, and laboratory work, gaining valuable experience in various scientific disciplines. The program also encourages students to develop their critical thinking and communication skills through collaborative projects and presentations. Through the Simons Foundation, NYU offers this program free of charge.

Organized school events such as prom and homecoming. Coordinated with the leadership team to plan school fundraisers during lunch and seasonal decorations/themes. Planned and coordinated Innovation Academy's first-ever "Skelebration" during Halloween, in which we hosted hundreds of community members and children from neighboring schools.

Tutored children from kindergarten through 10th grade in concepts such as geometry, algebra, and precalculus.

Engaged with residents by organizing social activities, providing companionship, and assisting with daily tasks. Hoped to enhance the residents' quality of life by fostering a sense of community.

Coordinated membership dues and club fees for competitions