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Project Title: The ‘Other’ Garden City: Documenting Singapore’s Edible Gardening HeritagePrincipal Investigator: Professor Fiona Williamson (Singapore Management University)• Worked closely with Principal Investigator to develop and execute project workflow for a National Heritage Board (NHB) approved Urban Gardening Project titled The ‘Other’ Garden City: Documenting Singapore’s Edible Gardening Heritage• Maintained detailed project documentation, including research protocols, data records, and research reports, facilitating project tracking and compliance with standards.• Introduced innovative research techniques or process improvements that increased research efficiency or data quality. • Presented research results to stakeholders, effectively communicating complex concepts to diverse audiences.• Collaborated with cross-functional teams, including researchers, analysts, and subject matter experts, to ensure the successful execution of research projects.• Authored and co-authored research papers, reports, and publications, contributing to the dissemination of findings within the academic and professional community.

• Conducted two concurrent Independent Reading and Research (IRR) Projects: “Beyond the Garden Wall” and “EcoCritical New Journalism”

• Managed all logistical aspects, including venue selection, vendor coordination, catering, and audio-visual setups.• Developed and maintained detailed budgets, consistently delivering conferences within budget.• Engaged and collaborated with a diverse range of stakeholders to curate a line-up of speakers, presenters and panellists, ensuring a high-quality conference program. • Implemented efficient online registration systems, streamlining the registration process and increasing attendee satisfaction.• Organized and coordinated over 50 volunteers for the event, ensuring the timely distribution of activities and tasks to create a successful experience.• Ideated and implemented marketing strategies and promotional materials, resulting in a 35% increase in conference attendance.