Whether it's in a creative pursuit or an academic setting, I aim to make learning and growth more accessible to everyone.
Learn more about my current and previous leadership experiences below!
President - The Responsible AI Network (RAIN)
At RAIN, I lead a team of students exploring how artificial intelligence shapes society through discussions, events, and collaborations across disciplines. My focus as President has been to make the field of AI ethics accessible and engaging to everyone, not just those with technical backgrounds. By creating an inclusive space for dialogue, we’ve brought together students from diverse majors to think critically about technology, ethics, and the future of intelligence.
We organize weekly meetings that dive into topics like AI and the future of work, AI and misinformation, and the political economy of AI. Each session blends short presentations with open discussions, fun activities, and case studies to encourage critical thinking and cross-disciplinary dialogue. Beyond meetings, we publish a student-run newsletter on responsible AI, partner with professors and other campus organizations to host panels and workshops, and create space for students to explore their own interests in AI policy, safety, and governance.
Music Director - Less Than Three A Cappella
As Music Director of Less Than Three A Cappella, I led rehearsals, arranged music, and guided the group’s creative direction. Together with my co-Music Director, I helped make the group more organized and cohesive by revamping our rehearsal structure, song selection process, and overall image to better reflect who we are as a team.
We focused on building a culture where members felt both supported and challenged, encouraging open feedback and collaboration in every rehearsal. Many performance groups at Cornell can feel intimidatingly selective, but I believe talent grows best in an environment that’s supportive, not exclusive.
By improving our musical arrangements, tightening our harmonies, and emphasizing stage presence, we significantly raised the bar for the group’s professionalism and technical ability. More importantly, we created performances that felt authentic, engaging, and true to our shared identity.
