I started my volunteer work with MX MOVIES as a production assistant with their company. My first volunteer job was learning how film production works during the filming of the annual DC Arrowverse crossover event (The Flash, Arrow and Supergirl are teamed up for the event) at BC Place in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

It was exciting to watch Grant Gustin as The Flash, Stephen Amell as the Green Arrow, Melissa Benoist as Supergirl and Tyler Hoechlin as Superman perform the scene in which it appears Superman Prime was trying to cause havoc by holding The Flash hostage outside of a building featuring the Superman logo. Eventually Arrow confronted him with his bow & arrow drawn, and Superman Prime let Barry go, before clapping his hands together, causing a massive boom behind the logo, stealing the mystery book.

Secret Bear World is a virtual world of bears where you can have fun playing cool games, making new friends, and buying virtual stuff for your bear. It was my idea to develop Secret Bear World with charity built into its game design. Secret Bear World is committed to helping the children of the world by donating to children’s cancer research in hopes that someday the world will find a cure for, or better yet, prevention to cancer, especially in children. We also supported the Make A Wish Foundation and Stand Up To Cancer.

http://www.secretbearworld.com/charity.html

To commemorate National Indigenous History Month 2021 and National Indigenous Peoples Day, Prince of Wales Secondary was honoured to host the unveiling of a custom designed canoe paddle by master carver, Chris Sparrow of the Musqueam Nation. Over the past year, Prince of Wales Secondary’s Reconciliation Committee led by Shauna Underwood worked very hard to create this beautiful artwork for the school’s front entrance. Much appreciation to Morgan Gueran for his presentation of how the canoe paddle has been engraved with a bear and a sturgeon which symbolize the resilience and strength of the Musqueam and Indigenous communities.

Developing my community service role by pairing my individual strengths with teachers’ needs based on the course objectives and individual needs of both student and teacher.  As a Community Service student, I assisted teachers to prepare for lessons through activities (such as preparing equipment or supplies, setting up labs, field trip preparation, creating bulletin boards and displays, conduct library research and other appropriate activities) and helping students having difficulty by providing assistance or clarification and reviewing lesson or assignment.

I created the Academic Alliance in Grade 11 as an academic initiative for students who are interested in enhancing their learning, developing study strategies and strengthening their connections with other students through engaging discussions based on their interests in a supportive online environment.

Discussion topics may Include homework, course planning, managing stress, time management, presentation skills and research techniques.

The objective of the Academic Alliance is to assist students in achieving academic and personal success by supporting their learning and growth into lifelong learners. By forming relationships and developing strategies, the Academic Alliance truly hopes that students will have fun, find some value, and enjoy their experience.

As a co-founder of the Success Club, our objective was to assist students in achieving academic and personal success by supporting their learning and growth into lifelong learners. The Success Club exists to support students and encourage them to maximize their success at school by providing them with a place where they can complete homework and receive assistance with their classes while strengthening connections with their peers and developing lifelong strategies for success. We designed specially constructed activities for our weekly meetings to help students build their confidence in class, and at school in general. These activities will incorporate the core competencies in a fun, engaging way that will encourage members to work together and utilize their creative and critical thinking.

The Ambassador Club is a school club consisting of student volunteers that assist in events both inside the school and outside of the school, organizing events such as the Parent-Teacher Walkabout Meeting and Immunization Clinic. Student Ambassadors provide school tours to parents and special guests, assist during special events and school sponsored activities, and participate in PAC activities. Sometimes other schools or organizations request help from the Ambassador Club.

Volunteered as a Library Monitor  in grades 6 to 7 at my elementary school, and continued volunteering as a Library Monitor in grades 8 to 12 in high school.

Attended six (6) Apple Camps over two years. Apple Camp is a 3 days workshop for kids who want to make their own movies. They storyboard their ideas, shoot video, compose a soundtrack using GarageBand on an iPad, put it all together in iMovie on a Mac, and present their masterpieces at a grand premiere, the Apple Camp Film Festival.

Played in the Vancouver United Football Club for two years, under the Dunbar Soccer Association. Vancouver United Football Club (VanU) was founded in 2011 as a result of joining three long-standing west side Vancouver clubs – Dunbar Soccer Association, Kerrisdale Soccer Club, and Point Grey Soccer Association. The founding clubs go back to the late 1950’s, and VanU inherited from these clubs a long tradition of strongly engaged players and teams, community involvement, supportive families, and a large number of volunteers.

My soccer team members, the Grasshoppers, were the official escorts of the Vancouver Whitecaps before the game on May 15th, 2010.

Attended four (4) Whitecaps FC Youth Development Soccer Camps over two years. Built on a European club model with one of the most unique and integrated soccer development structures in North America and led by certified Whitecaps FC camp and academy coaches, the Whitecaps FC Youth Development Soccer Camp offers a variety of soccer development camps for all levels of players.

Attended three (3) summer camps in Robotics at Summer At St. George’s program. Each summer St. George’s school invites the world to attend one of Vancouver’s premier summer camp programs. This West side Vancouver camp program creates a safe, fun and enriching summer camp experience for boys and girls.