2022 - present

The Leadership Network is comprised of emerging leaders in all areas of life who want to make a difference to the New Zealand-Asia relationship.

Nov 2021 - present

Blog - keeping an online diary of my thoughts, musings, and fun.

Articles & Zines - mixture of reviews, thought provoking pieces, and art!

Nov 2021 - present

Working collaboratively with other committee members to establish a Pan Asian Network at Stats NZ.

Establishing a network where people feel supported, promote greater cross-cultural awareness, and to celebrate cultures and ethnicities in the workplace.

August 2022 - present

New member of the PAPSN working group!

We work across agencies with existing ethnic networks to share information, host events, and support out peers that identify with differing cultures and ethnicities.

For more about PAPSN, see:

• Employee-Led Network page

• LinkedIn | Pan-Asian Public Sector Network
  
  

August 2022 - present

Member of the Wellington branch!

NCWNZ is an umbrella organisation working towards true gender equality in Aotearoa New Zealand.

For more about the council, see:

• NCWNZ website.
  

April 2022 - present

• Contributing to the Wellington branch of the Women’s Network.

Feb 2021 - April 2022

• Leading the Wellington branch of the Women’s Network.

• Talking and connecting with members about what they want the Women’s Network to be.

• Organising events and advocating for diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

• Liaising with other Government agencies Women’s Networks and promoting their events.

2015-2017

Graduated May 2018 with a Bachelor of Commerce, majors in Economics and Finance with a minor in Econometrics.

I chose to study this degree because I wanted to build a solid foundation for career in the public sector and deepen my knowledge of economics.

It also combined many of my interests: mathematics, writing, analysing and understanding the way the world works.

2010 - 2014

• In the accelerate class for English, Mathematics, and Science at NPGHS.

• NCEA Level 3 endorsed with Merit.

• NCEA Level 2 endorsed with Excellence.

• Academic Leader of Science and Mathematics.

• Awards including NCEA English Scholarship, Full Year Scholar, and Francis Memorial Cup.

• Extra-curriculars included the Treasury Schools’ Challenge and the RBNZ Monetary Policy Challenge.
  
  
  

2019

• Completed written assessments for monitoring health and providing husbandry for cats, dogs, caged birds, rodents and rabbits.

• Completed written assessments for demonstrating knowledge of ethical behaviour in relation to animals, and handling of transport and providing emergency first aid to companion animals.

• Volunteered at the SPCA with the feline and small animals team, and a few shifts with the canine team.

A short session course run for rangatahi aged 18-30 to grow their ability and vision to ‘make a living’ and value their own contribution to a thriving Aotearoa economy for themselves, their whānau, and their communities.

For more about the course see: Prince’s Trust Aotearoa New Zealand.

Feb 2021 - present (on hold!)

Combination of attending weekly classes, Talk To Me In Korean textbooks, and Duolingo.

Nov 2021

For knowledge sharing and wellbeing. For hosting technical discussions, improving processes and contributing to wellbeing and the Women’s Network.

2017

Victoria Plus (now called Wellington Plus) is Victoria University of Wellington’s service and leadership development programme.

Volunteered in at a variety of community events in and outside of the university. Completed written reflections about all experiences and lessons learned.

2016

A memorial scholarship awarded to one returning student to Victoria House. Acceptance of the scholarship involves the fulfilment of the Kay Dean role. Value: $1,000.

2015

Awarded to high school leavers on the basis of academic excellence who enrol to study any Bachelor degree at Victoria University of Wellington. Value: $5,000.

2013 - 2014

The New Plymouth Girls’ High School team placed second equal in New Zealand in 2013 and third equal in 2014 for the Treasury Schools’ Challenge.

For news articles for 2013, see:

• Girls’ High team face NZ challenge

• Southland, Taranaki & Cantebury teams top Schools Challenge.

2014

Provided a report of my personalised career plan to the Taranaki Careers & Training Expo Trust which stated my career pathways, described my personal qualities, researched what qualifications I needed for my career pathway, and made a timeline for my career pathway. Value: $1,000.

2014

Awarded to 3 per cent of Year 13 students studying each subject on the basis of a final scholarship exam taken at the end of final year. Value: $500.

2014

Our team placed third in the regional competition for Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Monetary Policy Challenge.

2011 - 2014

Awarded on the basis of having one of the ten highest grade point averages in your respective year group for both halves of the academic year.

2012

Awarded to a student enrolled in Graphic Design & Visual Communication at New Plymouth Girls’ High School based on the highest grade point average from any year group. Received for NCEA Level 1 and for having a Grade Average of 100%.