Employments
Graduate Employee/Teaching Assistant (09/2023 - present)
Teaching Courses:
- GEOG 181 Our Digital Earth Labs (Fall 2023)
- GEOG 4/581 GIS I Labs (Winter 2024)
- GEOG 4/586 Remote Sensing II Labs (Spring 2024)
- GEOG 4/582 GIS II Labs (Fall 2024)
Undergrad Research Assistant for Dr. Carolyn Fish - (07/2022 - 09/2022)
In this role, I am making maps for Dr. Carolyn Fish and Dr. Johnny Ryan. My work is to create some maps of ephemeral features; specifically, an area of Greenland with sea ice. Working independently, I got to sharpen cartography skills (e.g. acquiring satellite data and making maps based on that) and troubleshooting skills. This project is still ongoing, I expect to gain more skills from this time forward.
Lead photographer at Clark Honors College (CHC) - (09/2021 - 06/2022)
Lead photographer at CHC (@UOregon), shooting all types of photos including portraits and events for school publications and newsletters are my top priorities. Working as a team, I learn how to work well with others and develop necessary teamwork skills. Throughout the work, I sharpen my photography skills, and deliver high-quality content to the audience. Furthermore, I also gain strong communication skills and continue developing my creativity and organizing skills.
Professional Experience
University of oregon AGSG COLLOQUIUM Chair (09/2024 - Present)
Associated Graduate Student In Geography (AGSG)
University of oregon AGSG Treasurer (09/2024 - Present)
Associated Graduate Student In Geography (AGSG)
University of OregonASPRS Treasurer (10/2023 - present)
American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS)
Voluteer Experience
Over the years, I've volunteered more than 200 hours in different locations. To me, it is a great way to get involved in different communities, and learn from each other. One of my greatest volunteer experiences was volunteering as a photographer at a church event when I was in high school during the Easter egg hunts. Parents guided their kids to hunt those eggs, and my job was photographing them throughout the time. After I submitted my photos to the event supervisor, she was shocked and appreciated me for photographing the event; most importantly, she was so grateful that she saw photos of her daughter and her grandkid at this event. Note that I face new people every time, but I can always adapt to work with others. After this volunteer opportunity, my adaptability skill gets better, and that's something I can apply to my future jobs.