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In my third year at UBC Law, I did a directed research project in the interdisciplinary field of documentary and law. My final project was an interview-based documentary with the title "Clarifying Fury and Joy" on the topic of trans rights in the Charter. A director's process blog post accompanies the video on the Canadian Network of Law & Humanities website, where the project is published.
First Place Winning Submission for the BC Chinese Bridge Mandarin Speech Contest 2021 - Winter Olympics and Me.
UBC's CHIN 405 class contest submission to the 2020 Chinese Bridge Singing Contest (Winner of the award for best editing)
As the final research assignment for ASIA 495: Folk Cultures in the Asian Diaspora, we were asked to think of an item of folklore that is present in our own lives, or the lives of those around us, and create a documentary about it. I chose knitting (and other related or similar fibre arts). The documentary was constructed according to folklorist codes of conduct and direct, respectful research & documentation of folklore from knitting community consultants.
During my Co-op term with Global Bridge Education Management inc. (George International English), I pioneered, planned and executed their very first authentically Canadian holiday show.
For the months of July-December of 2019, I worked in Weifang, Shandong, China as an English teacher and education consultant for a teaching company called Global Bridge.
Final paper written for Asia 303: Mahayana Buddhist Philosophy
April, 2019
CHIN 233 final oral presentation: Poster design, promotional video production and short oral presentation in Mandarin Chinese.
A classical ballet duet choreography inspired by Chinese water sleeves.
Organized the Beaconsfield High School Terry Fox run for three years (2010-2012) on a volunteer basis.