Served three years (sophomore-senior) as Editor-in-Chief of the Korean Youth Honor Society's academic journal Unseen, editing a 150+ page publication, managing a large contributor pool, and building the journal's first-ever online archive
Founded and edits Joseon with Jane, a YouTube channel explaining Korean (Joseon-dynasty) history to an English-speaking audience; grew it to over 15,000 subscribers and more than 300,000 total views
Captained school debate team for 2 years; competed in debate and earned team awards.
Attended the selective Kenyon Review Young Writers Residential Workshop (junior year), a two-week creative-writing intensive at Kenyon College
Attended the Stanford Summer Humanities Institute (junior year), completing the course "Ancient Rome and Its Legacies" and writing a research paper under Professor Krebs
Worked as a voice actor for Chunjae Education, recording for the English-learning app Milk Tea (Milk T) and donating 100% of her earnings to a rehabilitation center
Serves as a Junior Editor at Polyphony Lit, an international online literary magazine for high-school writers, reviewing submissions and providing editorial commentary
Contributes writing to The Voice in My Brain, authoring blog posts that promote mental health awareness
Interned (unpaid) at the National Folk Museum of Korea (sophomore year), teaching visitors traditional Korean painting, translating for anthropologist Laurel Kendall, and learning to properly care for historical artifacts
Served as Head Girl and Head of Community at Dulwich College Seoul, leading weekly assemblies, hosting a leadership conference, heading the combined middle and high school student council, and leading SAM, the school-wide peer-mentoring program