Extracurricular Activities at Brandeis

  • 2024 Apr.

    JSA annual event (JSAI festival)

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    I am in the second row, on the far right.

    Brandeis Unviersity

    Waltham, Massachusetts

    Facilitated JSAI, the largest annual event of the club as an event coordinator (at the time. Currently a Treasurer). The event gained over 450 participants which is a +30% increase compared with last year.

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    Invited a K-pop dance group from Boston.
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    A sword fight performance.
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    A Japanese dance, I am on the far right.
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    The end of the Japanese dance, I am on the far right, second row from the bottom.
  • 2023 Nov.

    JSA Hautned hosue

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    I am located second from the far right.
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    Brandeis Unviersity

    Waltham, Massachusetts

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    Link to the promotional video

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    Organized a highly anticipated annual JSA summer event that provides a refreshing relief from a grueling heat on campus. Prepared +80 capacity, which was all reserved weeks before the event.

    This event is hosted annually to reflect a common exhibition typically held at Japanese school festivals.

  • 2023 Sep.

    JSA Natsumatsuri (Sumemr Festival) Event

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    I am the one in the back row, holding a decorational ball.

    Brandeis Unviersity

    Waltham, Massachusetts

    Hosted a Natsumatsuri event, an event commonly hosted in Japan to celebrate good harvest and appreciate their well-being.

    Prepared traditional Japanese Natsumatsuri exhibition including "Yoyo Sukui (Yoyo Scooping)" and "Suikawari (Watermelong Splitting)" to fully immerse attendees with authentic Japanese summer festival.

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    The image shows "Yoyo Sukui (Yoyo scooping)", in which participants tries to grab a yoyo with a paper string.
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    Prepared traditional Japanese toys including "Wanage (Ring toss)" and "Darumaotoshi (Stacked Daruma Game)".
  • 2023 Sep.

    Japanese Language Table (First session)

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    I am the one in the center of the back row, with a gray T-shirt.

    Brandeis Unviersity

    Waltham, Massachusetts

    Hosted the first Japanese Language Table session, designed to enhance practical Japanese speaking skills through discussions with native speakers.

    This program was created in response to feedback from a tutoring student who expressed a desire to improve their conversational Japanese before an upcoming study abroad session.

    Along with my Japanese tutoring session on campus, this initiative has contributed to increasing students' grades in Japanese classes by up to 20%.

    Collaborated with faculty members and financially sponsored from the Brandeis University Japanese Language Program.