During the Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 semesters at UNC-Chapel Hill, I had the opportunity to volunteer at the Carolina Math Circle. As a volunteer, my main role was to teach mathematics to elementary school children. It was a rewarding experience to work with these young students and help them develop their math skills. Through engaging activities and interactive lessons, we made learning math fun and accessible for the children. It was a joy to see their enthusiasm and progress as they tackled new concepts and solved problems. Being part of the Carolina Math Circle allowed me to contribute to the education and growth of these young minds, fostering a love for mathematics and inspiring them to look at the subject from different perspectives.

During the Fall 2021 semester at UNC-Chapel Hill, I had the opportunity to work as an intern in the BIOL 101L: Introductory Biology Laboratory. My responsibilities included setting up the lab before each class, ensuring that all necessary supplies were available, and cleaning the lab after each session. Additionally, I provided assistance to students during their lab experiments, offering guidance and answering any questions they had. I also had the role of proctoring exams, ensuring a fair and controlled testing environment. It was a rewarding experience to support students in their learning journey and contribute to the smooth operation of the laboratory. By assisting students and facilitating their understanding of biology concepts through hands-on experiments, I played a part in their academic success and growth in the field of biology.