Activities

President and co-founder

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In the Science Experiment Club (SEC), we organize engaging scientific experiments and conduct them as a group.

All the processes and results are uploaded on our website in the form of a brief write-up.​

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We aspire to give our members an opportunity to broaden their horizons beyond the textbook material by investigating into topics that interest them.

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Click to check out our website and Instagram!

Representative of South Korea & International Semi-finalist

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I am honored to have taken part in the G20 THINQ, a quiz conducted by the Indian Navy at an international level, as one of the two delegates of South Korea.

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During this experience, I got to meet and compete with talented students from all over the world, each with their own charm and topic of expertise.

Although it started out as a quiz contesting for first place, I made lifelong friends and had an unforgettable experience I would cherish forever.

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I enjoyed every part of the one-week journey, including traveling around India's famous monuments, getting the chance to speak with the vice president of India, and of course, solving the quiz itself.

To learn more about South Korean history and culture, its international diplomatic relations with other countries, and to promote and gain an understanding of unification of Korea as one country, I joined the junior organization as a member.

Founder and leader

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Science for All aims to provide hands-on experience and interactive science demonstrations on fundamental scientific concepts to underprivileged children in the local community.

Currently collaborating with the Sewa Bharti Delhi organization, we hope to make science more approachable and ignite students' interest in it through engaging workshops, and empower children with scientific knowledge and curiosity, potentially inspiring them to become future scientists.

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Pictures and videos are posted on our Instagram😊

For 7 months, I shadowed a dentist in a clinic nearby, in which I was able to observe various procedures and expand my knowledge on dentistry such as figure out more about its job description, the equipment required, common dental problems patients might experience, and more.

I first started volunteering at Korean Schools in 8th grade. It was something my neighbor suggested me to do, as I was fluent in Korean, and I decided that it would be a good learning experience for me. Thanks to that, I found out that I took pleasure in helping the teachers out in the small assignments they gave me and interacting with the children. It wasn't until I volunteered at the school that I discovered that I had a fondness for younger kids. 

Although strenuous at times due to the long hours I had to help out on a Saturday no less, looking back, volunteering in the Korean School is something I rather enjoyed doing.

I am glad to say that my Saturdays have been productive, and that I had taken a part in the students taking interest in the language and culture of Korea.