My work at its core is about building more inclusive and equal spaces for everyone, regardles of their impairment *, ethnicity and background in general. These experiences reflect my commitment to this vision through teaching, volunteer, and leadership initiatives. ✨
Teaching and Mentoring Experience
I have assisted in the following courses at NUS:
- IE3101 Statistics For Engineering Applications: AY24/25 Sem1, AY23/24 Sem1
- IS5006 Human-Centred Intelligent Systems: AY24/25 Sem2, AY23/24 Sem2, AY22/23 Sem2
I am also involved in mentoring undergraduate students in research:
- Odyssey Research Program(AY24/25, AY23/24): Every summer, I mentor 3 junior undergraduate students through research projects in human-computer interaction.
Leadership Experience
I've had (or continue to have) the opportunity to hold these leadership roles:
Resident Assistant @ NUS Prince George's Park Residences
I'am involved as a resident assistant in NUS for three years. Our responsibilities include 1) organizing events for residents through social, educational, and wellbeing initiatives and 2) providing ongoing pastoral care, especially for international students who are new to Singapore. I've successfully led events that enagged over 150+ residents. Doing this taught me many skills from stakeholder management to gaining business acumen.
EXCO Member @ NUS Symphony Orchestra
During my two years with NUSSO, I served as a cellist and a EXCO member. As treasurer, I managed the orchestra's finances while continuing to perform in various musical settings from chamber ensembles to full orchestra. I also helped organize rehearsals, concerts and other outreach events. Our goal was to bring accessible and meaningful music to the community and here are some concerts I participated in:
Performing at Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music (I'm on the cello!)
Performing at Singapore Botanic Garden, where they have a nice outdoor stage.
Performing at NUS University Cultural Centre (I'm somewhere in the middle of the orchestra).
To be continued...
* Note that the words 'impairment', 'disability', and 'handicap' are not synonymous and should not be used interchangeably. Read more on this at SIGACCESS Accessible Writing Guide