– Chairing executive meetings involving 18 members to strategize and delegate tasks for academic and social events within the campus Global Health community.– Organizing monthly meetings with the campus Human Biology Department to enhance resources available to Global Health students, fostering academic and career advancement.– Directing the campus Global Health newsletter and overseeing the Global Health Mentorship Program, aimed at distributing opportunities and facilitating connections between students and global health professionals.

– Led the organization of 5+ fundraising events to raise $500+ for the humanitarian operations of MSF and conducted 4 monthly seminars to educate student groups on the process of refugee resettlement.– Organized and hosted the first campus-based MSF Global Health Case Study Competition focused on "Leveraging technological tools to enhance healthcare delivery in conflict-stricken Ukraine," engaging 50 students and eight judges from MSF, SickKids Hospital, and the University of Toronto.– Disseminated tasks for the Outreach Team, Web Marketing Team, Events Team, and Presidential Team.

– Assisted in coordinating 5+ fundraising events, generating over $500 to support MSF refugee camps.– Developed and managed electronic registration forms for 100+ general members and local sponsors, updatingthe chapter's database for each fundraising event.– Secured keynote speakers and sponsors for in-person events via email outreach, including professorsspecializing in Global Health and Public Policy, as well as partnerships with Krispy Kreme Donuts.

– Welcomed and assisted 80+ patients daily in completing registration and scheduled appointments.– Safely transferred and stored 20+ blood samples daily and reported positive COVID-19 PCR test results toSeoul Public Health Center.– Increased international student patient administration by over tenfold by aiding doctor-patient communicationduring diagnoses as a Korean-English translator.

– Managed the ‘High School Big Data Challenge (HsBDC) 2022-2023’, increasing final project submissions by 150% compared to the previous year.– Supervised a team of 6 to offer consultations for 600+ participants, scheduling workshops, and facilitating communication with sponsors.– Served as the Master of Ceremonies for the in-person final event, addressing 100+ participants, high school teachers, members of the National Research Council, and Lieutenant Governor of Ontario.

– Created the outline for the '2023 Hospital Disaster Preparedness Simulation Exercise', aimed at optimizing hospital surge capacity during an earthquake.– Used Microsoft Excel to interpret patient surge data and summarized 15+ reports on earthquake-relatedinjuries to successfully demonstrate the need for reverse triage training in earthquake preparedness.– Created 2 solutions for reverse triage practice, 3+ solutions for integrating the real-time hospital dashboard into the training exercise, and 8 realistic simulation scenarios.

– Worked with 6 students from Canada, U.S, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and England to optimize the operating system for a global charity providing sailing experiences for people with disabilities.– Identified 8 potential accessibility issues in the event that the ship's primary functions fail.– Created and documented 4 different solutions to reduce communication barriers during emergencies.

– Analyzed data on new users, popular hashtags, and event participants using Excel to evaluate app usage growth with 5+ Marketing experts. - – Wrote 15+ partnership requests to third parties in the Korean entertainment industry such as 1Million Dance Studio for joint projects (i.e., providing a revenue stream for social media creators through NFTs).– Increased app traffic by 200% by securing 3 partnerships with Korean entertainment companies.– Completed 50+ 1:1 user testing of the mobile app with paid participants and documented feedback to guide UI/UX decisions for software developers.

– Taught elementary school level English and Math to 40+ English-Second Language (ESL) students between the ages of 7 and 13.– Marked students' work using Kumon guidelines and provided clear feedback to help students easily recognize mistakes and understand how to make corrections.– Assisted parents with homework guidance and answered parents' questions following each lesson.