• I founded Queer in AI in 2018 to make the AI community more accepting of queer researchers and raise awareness of problems AI can cause for queer people

• I chaired the first Queer in AI @ NeurIPS satellite workshop, featuring talks by queer AI researchers and a panel on AI ethics for the queer community. I helped organize the Queer in AI ICML 2019, NeurIPS 2019, and ICML 2020 workshops, in addition to many Queer in AI socials

• I served on the Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Board for the NeurIPS 2018 D&I co-chairs, helping make NeurIPS more welcoming to queer people

• I serve as the Vice President of External STEM Partnerships of oSTEM

• I helped start UW CSE's queer prospectives reception at our prospective grad student visit days

Robotics competitions gave me the opportunity to learn many of the skills I use as a researcher. Giving students the same opportunities is incredibly meaningful (and fun!) for me.

• I've volunteered in 25+ FLL, FTC, FRC, and BEST robotics competitions as a design judge, pit boss, or inspector

• I've served on the planning committee of Georgia BEST

As an undergraduate at Georgia Tech, I helped start and lead the Undergraduate Research Ambassadors Program and the Big O Theoretical Computer Science Club, both of which have provided incredible opportunities, mentorship, and community for countless undergrads interested in research. I also proposed and organized the first  Home Depot Deep Learning Competition which gives Georgia Tech students at  a hands-on introduction to deep learning each year.