Involvement & Extracurriculars

Throughout the summer of 2018, I had the pleasure of working as an Orientation Leader, welcoming First-Year students, transfer students, and their families to campus. I facilitated tours to all new students and families and assisted with the planning and facilitation of Welcome Week and Husky Leadership Camp, an overnight camp for students interested in leadership. After working as an Orientation Leader for one year, I was thrilled to take the next step and work as an Orientation Coordinator. In my role, I supervised the next year’s team of 20 Orientation Leaders. Working in A&O taught me so much about developing my communication, teamwork, public speaking, and mentorship skills while also being so much fun!

Healthcare Alternative Spring Break’s mission centers around a commitment to exposing pre-health students to rural health disparities and inspiring the next generation of healthcare professionals to serve these populations. Throughout my time in HCASB, I have been a participant, and served as a Team Leader for Tonasket, one of the Directors of Shadowing Operations, and this year, as Co-President. Despite being online, my Co-President Ishira and I have worked to create rural healthcare mentorship programs to assist students interested in pursuing a healthcare-related career path.tion.  

Loving college band in my first year, I began looking for a way to develop my involvement in music and give back to the amazing music programs at the University of Washington. Soon after, I joined Kappa Kappa Psi: a national honorary band fraternity that provides service to university and community band programs. Throughout my time as an Active member, I have had the opportunity to participate in service projects ranging from helping teach new musicians in middle school to fundraising. My favorite service project my chapter has done is when we visited a local retirement community and performed!