I'm attending the University of Washington Tacoma (September 2023 - present). I'm pursuing a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. I'm currently an active member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers club, while also the Outreach Officer for the Society for Women Engineers and founding co-president of the Student Association for Mechanical Engineering. Overall GPA: 3.92/4.00

I attended Central Washington University from September 2021 - June 2023. During my time at Central Washington University, I was pursuing a bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering Technology with a minor in robotics and physics. I was an active member of the Society for Physics Students, the CWU Rock Climbing Club, and Vice President of the CWU Swim Club. Overall GPA: 3.945/4.00

During my first year at the University of Washington Tacoma, I noticed the lack of a mechanical engineering-focused club on campus. Along with my fellow students, I founded the Student Association for Mechanical Engineering. Our club is a rocketry-focused club that gives students hands-on experience building rockets. Our club also has a focus on career growth and professional development, having companies come in and speak about their experience in industry. My role includes reaching out to companies, hosting meetings, running the club's social media, and organizing involvement in rocketry competitions. (February 2024 - Present)

During my second year at the University of Washington Tacoma, I became an outreach officer for the Society for Women Engineers. My duties in this role include reaching out to companies, hosting and organizing outreach events, recruiting engineering majors, and creating an inclusive environment for all! (June 2024 - Present)

During my time at Central Washington University, I took on the role of Vice President of the Central Washington Swim Club. My duties in this role included hosting and organizing regional swim meets and coordinating with swim teams from multiple states in the Pacific Northwest. My goal as Vice President of the swim team was to create an inclusive environment for all regardless of swimming ability. I achieved this by tailoring swim sets to individual abilities. Beyond this, I was able to compete nationally at Georgia Tech University representing Central Washington University. 

As head lifeguard at Newport Hills Swim and Tennis Club, I've had a focus on continuing education. I'm currently an instructor for the American Red Cross, qualified to teach lifeguarding, CPR, first-aid, and AED courses. I've ensured quality teaching by staying up-to-date on Red Cross standards and participating in continuing education courses.  (June 2022 - Present)

During my time at Central Washington University, I took an interest in a project that Central Washington was working on in partnership with the University of Washington and Eastern Washington University. Racial covenants have been written into housing deeds since the beginning of the United States, and some are still present in deeds today. During this volunteer research project, along with my fellow students, I worked on combing through the archives at Central Washington University Archives to remove racial covenants from housing deeds in Washington state.