A month at Waterloo without a smartphone, a week of quantum mechanics with the IQC, a summer instructing children at UBC, and a research internship in Heidelberg.
A national STEM summer programme where 54 students spend a month at the University of Waterloo on research projects, enrichment activities and STEM workshops.
Unplugged meant volunteering to spend the month without a smartphone, relying on a flip phone instead.
Worked on helping individuals in rural Canada evacuate efficiently during wildfires.
Coordinated a murder mystery masquerade party for 70 people, overseeing the project’s 19 members with two others to make sure the event ran smoothly.
Selected to organise the final evening of the month-long programme — a concert showcasing the talents developed across the month. The event hosted 100+ individuals with around 20 performances across 2.5–3 hours.
A week-long online summer programme hosted by the Institute for Quantum Computing, where selected high schoolers take part in lectures and discussions covering linear algebra and topics within quantum mechanics.
Assisted instructors during class time and led one lesson per week across kindergarten, 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 and 6/7 classes — alongside lunch supervision, recess activities, one-to-one support and emergency response.
Member of the Girls Who Code Sisterhood network.
Project-based summer immersion programme.
Intro to Data Science, Data Science for Good, and Basic Neural Networks.
Selected as one of nine international students, representing Canada, for a research internship run in partnership with the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy and Heidelberg University.
Passionate High School Researcher and Astrophysics Innovator from Richmond, BC. Enrolled in the Pre-AP Incentive Program with a 3.99 / 4.26 GPA.
Selected as 1 of 9 international high school scholars worldwide for the Haus der Astronomie Internship under the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy (MPIA) in Heidelberg, Germany.
Co-President of the School Physics & STEM Society, leading research proposals for CERN Beamline for Schools and cardiovascular omics workflows at the UBC Computational Biology Lab.
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RC Palmer Secondary School
Pre-AP Incentive Program
Richmond, BC • Advanced Placement & Honors Track
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