I managed the finances of Next House as part of the Treasurer position of Next Exec, the student government executive committee of Next House. I prepared a budget, processed reimbursements, tracked expenses, and monitored the balances of the main and reserve accounts. I allocated funds to student organizations based in Next House, maintained accurate financial records, and coordinated with the Student Organizations, Leadership, and Engagement Office (SOLE) to manage funding.

I serve as an advisor to the producers of Next Haunt in planning and executing a large-scale haunted house escape room. I provided guidance on event design, logistics, and day-to-day operations. I also secured funding through grants such as the Council for the Arts at MIT grant (CAMIT), the de Florez Fund for Humor, and funding from Dormcon. A total of 73 teams (\(\approx\) 438 students, staff, and faculty) attempted to escape the house, with a win rate of 16.44% and a record time of 14:51 out of 20 minutes!

I serve as an advisor to the producers of Next Haunt in planning and executing a large-scale haunted house. I provided guidance on event design, logistics, and day-to-day operations. I also secured funding through grants such as the Council for the Arts at MIT grant (CAMIT), the de Florez Fund for Humor, and funding from Dormcon.

I organized program logistics and coordinated teacher arrivals and checkins for the program.

I organized program logistics and fostered a lively and welcoming student lounge for students by organizing games and activities throughout the six-week program.

I organized program logistics, communicated with teachers and volunteers regarding documents and background checks, and coordinated with the Emergency Management Team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to ensure compliance with the Institute's policy regarding minors.

I directed a team of undergraduates in the design and construction of a large-scale two-floor haunted house inside of Next House. I coordinated the Build Team, the Puzzle Team, the Art Team, and the Run Crew in the collaborative design, theme, construction, and safety of the house. I oversaw day-to-day operations and managed project timelines, resources, and interteam coordination. A total of 70 teams (\(\approx\) 420 students, staff, and faculty) attempted to escape the house, with a win rate of 18.60% and a record time of 18:31 out of 25 minutes!

I organized the November 2023 Integration Bee of HMMT by writing and selecting challenging integration problems for the qualifier and bee as well as coordinating competition logistics.

I directed a six-week summer program for middle and high school students to take classes on academic and non-academic subjects at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. I led a team of undergraduates in organizing the logistics, recruiting teachers, coordinating with the Student Organizations, Leadership, and Engagement Office (SOLE), and overseeing day-to-day operations.

I developed original mathematical problems that challenge problem-solving skills and encourage creative mathematical reasoning.

I organized the February 2023 Integration Bee of HMMT by writing and selecting challenging integration problems for the qualifier and bee as well as coordinating competition logistics.

I designed and taught an original mathematics lecture for high school students covering topics in number theory and infinite series, introducing highly-motivated high school students to proof-based mathematics beyond the standard high school curriculum.

As an actor, I greeted teams before they participate in Next Haunt. I introduced the lore of the house, the theme, explained rules and safety procedures.