During my final co-op term, I provided just-in-time initial help desk support to faculty members and staff in the Faculty of Arts. My role as a Learning Tech Rover included giving workshop tutorials on educational technologies, troubleshooting issues as they arose, and providing appropriate referrals as required.
Applications of theories and research in developmental psychology to contemporary social issues; topics may include daycare, child abuse, divorce and remarriage, substance abuse, sexuality.
The format of the assignment was a brochure with key evidence from research in cognitive, developmental, and social psychology.
During my co-op term at the North Shore Women's Centre, I assisted and coordinated in two of North Shore Women’s Centre’s (NSWC) annual fundraising event–the summer and winter online auctions, and facilitate two one-week long Girls Empowerment Camp. Additionally, I also assisted in coordinating other special events, such as the West Vancouver Community Event and North Vancouver Canada Day Event.
UBC Let Go Club is a peer-to-peer mental support community group, where we focus on various aspects of our self-esteem and strive to maintain a balanced mindset.
A short skit introducing my basic proficiency in the Japanese language.
During secondary school years, I devoted time towards volunteering for the Myanmar refugees, in addition to cultivating and honing my teaching skills. This experience allowed me to gain valuable insights to less privileged children who do not have basic necessities such as education, as well as other psychosocial factors of malnutrition.