President

• May 2023 - Present

Associate Marketing Manager

• Sep 2021 - May 2023

President (KISJ Chapter)

• Apr 2023 - Present

Member

• Feb 2023 - Present

Resource Manager & Associate Editor-in-Chief

• Dec 2022 - Present

As the resource manager, I create and edit templates and guidelines for the writers and editors in the team. I make sure that the writers produce the highest quality articles as possible, and the editors create meaningful edits to enhance the qualities. As the associate editor-in-chief, I take part in the final executive editing of all articles, and hold workshops to give feedback for each writing cycle. As the resource manager, I create and edit templates and guidelines for the writers and editors in the team. I make sure that the writers produce the highest quality articles as possible, and the editors create meaningful edits to enhance the qualities. As the associate editor-in-chief, I take part in the final executive editing of all articles, and hold workshops to give feedback for each writing cycle.

Student Delegate - CCLP Global Students Conference 2023

• Jul 2023 - Jul 2023

The Cross-Cultural Leadership Program (CCLP) Global Students Conference this year was held by the World Leading Schools Association at WLSA Shanghai Academy located in Shanghai, China. I was nominated along with two other students to represent our school and Korea. Students from South Korea, South Africa, China, Hong Kong, United Kingdom, and the United States joined to form bonds, have Chinese cultural experiences, learn about cultural intelligence, share their cultures with others, and give capstone presentations. I received the Special Award and Best Capstone Presentation Award from the conference. Show less

Student Researcher - Global Problem Solving Institute (GPSI)

• Dec 2022 - Apr 2023

Course: Disabling Diseases: Addressing the Challenges of Chronic Conditions Average Mark: 99.11% Final Individual Project: 100%, 100% Group Project: 93% (Presentation), 98% (Report) Facilitator: Dr. David Gatchell, Director of the Manufacturing and Design Engineering (MaDE) Program, Clinical Professor in Biomedical Engineering, Clinical Professor in Mechanical Engineering, Clinical Professor in the Segal Design Institute I participated in the Global Problem Solving Institute Program, part of the KIS 1 team in the Disabling Diseases course. Our team conducted research and analysis on raising awareness about genetic screening for cancer. Our team's Capstone presentation assessed the availability of information about genetic screening and suggested a solution to the problem. Our team presentation earned a 93% and our opportunity assessment report paper received a 98%. My individual projects both received a 100%, and I completed the course with an A (99.11%). Show less

YES! Accelerator Participant

• Jun 2022 - Sep 2022

BizWorld’s Young Entrepreneur Success! Program provides the necessary tools and resources to accelerate high-potential young entrepreneurs as they create and develop thriving businesses. Along with the other three founders of Abcede and one additional member, our team presented a pitch about our business idea. Throughout the cohort, we collaborated with other youth entrepreneurs around the world and learned about different business strategies. BizWorld’s Young Entrepreneur Success! Program provides the necessary tools and resources to accelerate high-potential young entrepreneurs as they create and develop thriving businesses. Along with the other three founders of Abcede and one additional member, our team presented a pitch about our business idea. Throughout the cohort, we collaborated with other youth entrepreneurs around the world and learned about different business strategies.

Student Researcher (CCISTC)

• Sep 2021 - Dec 2021

Average Mark: 91 Group literature review: T Cells in the Pathophysiology of Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus Abstract: Type 1 Diabetes (T1DM) is a chronic disease caused by the autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells by T cells, leading to the lack or absence of insulin production. T cells, a type of lymphocytes utilized by the immune system, and specifically Cytotoxic (CD4+) and Helper (CD8+) T cells, are the ones that carry out such autoimmune responses. Regulatory T cells (Tregs) serve as regulators of the immune responses carried out by other T cells, and their dysfunctions destroy the self-tolerance and homeostasis of the body and lead to excessive autoimmune destructions towards the body’s own pancreatic islets and their pancreatic beta cells. The T Cell Receptors (TCRs) may also be weak in strength, leading to Treg dysfunction. TCR signaling plays a pinnacle role in regulating T cell homeostasis activation, expansion, and effector function upon the recognition of self-antigens, and studies show their strength may intensify the symptoms of T1DM. Most severe symptoms of the disease can be managed through existing surgical procedures such as insulin therapy, pancreas transplantation, and islet transplantations. Studies assess the effectiveness of such methods of management, and due to limitations in research, there are flaws in most processes such as organ rejection. All this information derived from research and studies shows how crucial it is to preserve well-functioning T cells and how there must be further research conducted on human cells in order for research on cures of the disease to advance. Show less