I have been appointed as a member of the committee in July '24. I have facilitated multiple events hosted by the Committee during CMS biannual Meeting, which includes:
the Student Research Session during the Winter '24 (Richmond, BC), Summer '25 (Quebec City, QC), Winter '25 (Toronto, ON) Meetings, Summer '26 (Saint John, NB);
the AARMS-CMS Student Poster Session during the Winter '25 (Toronto, ON) Meeting.
In June '25, I got appointed as a Co-Chair of the Committee, joining Ludovick Bouthat. Starting from January 2026, I have been the Chair of the Committee.
I am involved with the MCC in various ways:
Since '25, I have been the EGMO Chair, which includes administrative work with respect to EGMO. This includes (but is not limited to) orchestrating the EGMO TST and all of its tangent pieces, writing reports, and optimisation of the processes regarding EGMO at the CMS. In particular, I am the author of the Regulations of the EGMO Team Selection in Canada, which is set to go public in Fall '26.
Since '24, I have been the Leader for Team Canada at EGMO '24 (Georgia), '25 (Kosovo), and '26 (France).
In '23, I was the Deputy Leader for Team Canada at EGMO '23 (Slovenia).
I am one of the consistent trainers at the CMS Training Camps during both Winter (since '23) and Summer ('24, '26). I was the sole manager of the 2024 Winter Camp, but since January '25 I have only been responsible for the academic program of the winter camps.
I am mostly responsible for geometry training during the camps, but sometimes I also get to do algebra or combinatorics. At some point the handouts from camps will be uploaded to the Contests page.
Since October 2025, I serve as the University Representative on the local chapter of the OAME.
In '24 and '25, I was a member of the in-person grading team for Euclid, which is a well-known internationally contest organised by the CEMC during the month of April for Grades 11-12. In '26, I was a member of the online grading team.
[my position here was paid but I wasn't sure where to put this on my website]
In 2023, I was the Teaching Assistant at the Canada National Math Camp that happens during the month of August at the University of Toronto. Since 2024, I have been one of the two instructors at the camps, and in 2026 I was also one of the residence dons during the camp.
In March 2026, I volunteered at the organisation of Kangaroo contest at Carleton University.
I have been a reviewer for the journal since January 2026.
In both '24 and '25, I volunteered at the Kangaroo contest organised on McMaster University campus. Additionally, I participated in one of the school visits in '24.
At Thompson Rivers University, I was the founder of the TRUSU Math Club and its President from 2021 until 2023. One day I might elavorate on what exactly I did in my role more. For now, just enjoy the interview we did as a small advertisement for the club and the stream / casual interview I did with the TRU Library, while playing Cities Skylines!