Responsible for planning, coordinating and creating events that bring together organizations, stakeholders, students and advocates to explore upcoming Eating Disorder research and developments within the field.
- Research, reach out to and work with speakers to create talks, panels, events and programs that cover a wide range of topics regarding eating disorders and disordered eating
- Focus on intersectional, trauma enforced and harm reductive events

As a residence administrator, my main goals is to create a positive residence community for my students to live and engage in. In this position, I counsel students on personal and academic problems and resolve issues through conflict resolution and mediation strategies. Additionally, in this role I work on developing and conducting programs on diversity, equity, harm reduction, personal development, relationships and academic performance.

I was elected as the VP Academic of the Arts Undergraduate Society, a team responsible for advocating for student rights, managing finances and a budget of $1.1 million and programs for all 8000+ Arts students. My role included
• Running student services such as peer tutoring and essay center support and developed a new note sharing service.
• Chairing the Academic Affairs Committee, Arts Student Employment Fund Committee, Library Partnership Committee, Publications Committee and Arts Internship Office Committee
• Being an active member of 4 Faculty and University level committees run by Deans and the Provost to advocate for students regarding curriculum and academics, equity and diversity and supporting survivors of sexual assault through academic accommodation
• Being an active member of Dean Selection Committee who recruits, interviews and hires the new Dean of Arts for McGill University
• Managing a fund of over $100,000 to support students seeking internships
• Advocating for students regarding violations of their academic rights