President

Physics and Astronomy Students' Associaton (PASA)

As a part of my undergraduate experience, I felt it was important to engage with and actively help to develop my immediate community. For this reason, I ran for and was successfully elected for two term as President of my department's student association.

My accomplishments included:

• Fostered a welcoming and supportive community
• Procured first third-party sponsorship for club
• Increased the transparency of the executive
• Publicly available meeting minutes
• Emphasized the use of member feedback to motivate changes
• Modernization of constitution

• Website: https://people.ucalgary.ca/~physastr/
• Date: 2018-2020

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Graduate Student

NeuroFUS Lab

I started my graduate career in Biomedical Engineering in September 2020. My research is in the field of focused ultrasound and the practical application of cutting-edge transducer technology to medical devices for the treatment of various diseases.

• Website: https://www.neurofus.ca/
• Date: October 27th, 2019

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Interactive Happiness Map

In taking Introduction to Information Visualization, we were asked to create a visualization that uses data of some importance to the public, identify a need for that data to be made visual and interactive for a certain audience, and implement that visualization. Below is the visualization my group partners (Michael Hung and Colin Au Young) and I implemented over the course of the semester, as well as our final report detailing our design process and selection efforts.

Visualization:

This visualization was created with the intent of being full-width on a display and therefore some of the text may be rather small. To view it in a separate tab, please click here.

Project Report:

• Date: Winter 2020
• Collaborators: Michael Hung, Colin Au Young
• Course: Introduction to Information Visualization (CPSC 583)

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Investigations on Numerical Methods

This course focused on technical knowledge and practical applications of numerical methods to problems in physics. One of my favourite courses of my degree, I created several repositories in partnership with my group mate (Rebecca Booth) containing both content geared towards presentations, as well as content geared towards reports. Below are links to repositories containing the code used as well as an excerpt from my writing in our finite differencing report.

In chronological order, we investigated in depth:

• Monte Carlo methods
• Fourier transforms
• Finite differencing

Finite differencing report excerpt: If an individual or company is interested in the full report associated with any of the below repositories or the above topics, please send me an email.

• Date: Winter 2018
• Collaborators: Rebecca Booth
• Course: Computational Physics III (PHYS 583)

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In-Class Learning Support

During my fourth year of studies at the university, I completed a one semester practicum inside a classroom by helping learners in a University of Calgary Department of Physics undergraduate course under the supervision of that course's instructor. This practicum was complemented by a lecture component which covered learning theories and learning processes.

Throughout my experience I:

• Facilitated discussion in classrooms
• Assisted study groups
• Coached peers in their oral presentations
• Generated tutorial videos on practice midterms

Below are the YouTube tutorial videos I created as well as my end of semester portfolio, which includes several writing samples concerning both literature as well as critical reflections on my time in the classroom.

Portfolio:

• Date: Winter 2019
• Course: Collaborative Learning and Peer Mentoring (CMCL 507)

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