PVPHS Guiding Minds
President · Community Service
  • PVPHS Guiding Minds is an organization I founded — a student-led initiative that connects high school students with local middle school students to provide mentorship and support, fostering a love for learning and setting them up for success.
  • Developed organizational infrastructure by coordinating with local middle school admin to approve organizational efforts and secure venue spaces. Recruited 60+ members in the inaugural year. Spearhead opportunities for members to connect, providing resources to promote academic and personal development.
Creative Writing — Science Fiction & Nonfiction (Memoir)
Author
  • Wrote and independently published Project Unius: The Second Generation, A Father’s Prison, and Purple Notebook.
California State Summer School for Mathematics & Science (COSMOS), UC Davis
  • Completed advanced coursework and independent research; wrote a formal math paper and presented findings at UC Davis. Submitted for publication in IJHSR.
Korean Daily Newspaper
Reporter, Assistant Editor, Editor
  • Compose and publish 12+ articles discussing critical ideas relevant to the local community. Supervise a team of 5 student reporters per year. 3M+ readership.
Solar Boat
Captain
  • Collaborate with a team of 7 to build solar-powered, drivable vehicles, focusing on efficient and innovative ways to produce and use energy.
Us to You
Business Leader
  • Manage a budget of $1.5k, allocating funds to purchase supplies for local shelters. Support fundraising efforts and manage partnerships with local NPOs.
Schoolhouse
SAT Math Tutor
  • Developed and led bootcamps for classes of ten 9th–11th graders around the world in SAT math.
Korean Language 4 Class
President
  • Nominated by teacher and peers to represent peer interests. Collaborate with the teacher to coordinate schoolwide events promoting culture and language.
Track & Field
Varsity Hurdler & High-Jumper
  • Trained and competed alongside peers in the Track & Field varsity hurdle and high-jump events. (9th grade was distance events.)
California Scholarship Federation
Board Member
  • Supervise peers in service projects to support club initiatives, ranging from collecting donations to supervising community activities and honor events.