Rotman Commerce Sustainable Business | Vice President
RCSB is a student group at the University of Toronto that inspires students to pursue and explore the role of sustainability and the environment in the world of business through on-campus events and workshops.
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Currently the VP, previously held roles in Corporate Relations, securing 25+ speakers and sponsors through strategic industry partnerships. I provided exploration opportunities through panels, program advisory, and skill development. I get to guide students who want to pursue a sustainable business pathway.​​
Finance Committee | Co-Chair
I am the Co-Chair once again for the Hart House Finance Committee at UofT. I plan campus events, vote on the House’s budget, and organize financial literacy workshops and community events, resulting in improved access to knowledge on money management, funding opportunities, and investing for women and international students.
Pilates And Yoga Club | Founder, President
I have a great passion for movement and wellness and wanted to create an empowering community at UofT to bring together students who also love or want to explore Pilates and Yoga; thus this club was born. Check out our Social Media
Our club of 500+ members is women-run and founded with the vision to support students as they work on their health and strength, become more in tune with their body, meet new people, and have fun doing it!
I have coordinated and hosted over 25 free classes and events open to all students and staff. Collaborations included the Mental Health Association, Women in Medicine, and the Islamic Relief club, among many.
Sustainable Innovation Group | Co-President
This group is a University of Toronto Tri-campus association focused on encouraging out of the box thinking and conversations around sustainability and climate change. We boldly promote and support creativity and hope on campus.
Empowered team of 30 hires to coordinate multiple events and mentorship opportunities with industry professionals, aiming to spark passion for creative climate action and innovation.
UofT Farm | Project Assistant
The Hart House Farm is an amazing asset and learning space of the University of Toronto, located in Caledon Hills on the ridge of the Niagara Escarpment.
I analyzed and presented 5 years of comprehensive data on farm bookings and sales, organizing information to highlight areas of improvement and valuable trends in an impactful slide deck. The findings are then used to enable more efficient allocation of resources and support new strategies.
Community Garden & Church | Volunteer
- Volunteered in the vegetable and polonater garden for multiple summers
- Designed and drew the garden sign, seed envelopes, and digital materials
- Designed Parish Profile document
- Edited Videos and illustrated event and newsletter media
Good Ideas Fund Grant | Coordinator
The Hart House Good Ideas Fund (GIF) is a grant program at UofT that aims to nurture and support creative events and projects on campus. As coordinator, I helped to oversee applications, the review committee, and work directly with students on their budget, event planning, and collaboration opportunities.
Interview: Read Here
UofT Sustainability Ambassador
Ranked the most sustainable university in the world, UofT has a lot to be proud of and a lot to keep working on. As an ambassador, I got to engage students with impactful sustainability initiatives and booths to raise awareness of what the university is doing as an institution (big picture) and on the micro-scale across our communities. The goal was to build interest and excitement for campus sustainability.
UofT Youth Advisory Committee | Chair
I was the 2021-2022 chair of the Hart House Youth Advisory Council (HHYAC) at the University Of Toronto, which is the key leadership role on the council, coordinating the work of the group and liaising with the staff advisor, senior advisor, and Hart House.
The HHYAC comprises Ontario high school students who work together on projects and share perspectives and goals for our community and council. We worked to promote advocacy, civic engagement, and community connection.
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The CITY Project
I led and worked with my council on a contest for youth called the CITY Project (Climate Impacts on Toronto Youth). We collected art and photograph submissions from around Toronto that illustrated perspectives and experiences relating to environmental challenges. Two winners were chosen to receive the grand prize and all submissions are hung on the walls of UofT's Hart House. Virtual Gallery of Submissions
Speaker at Only 1 Earth Live
I got to speak at Only 1 Earth Live, an International event on World Environment Day broadcasted to over 18 thousand viewers. It featured musicians, diplomats, scientists, experts, indigenous leaders, and youth activists.
The Purpose: To raise awareness, inspire and educate the public about ecosystem restoration, and advocate for a more harmonious approach to nature.
