SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
& CERTIFICATES
2025–2026 Residence Hall Council Member @ Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School, Michigan
Each campus has a Residence Hall Council that supports residential community life by helping shape housing policies, supervising residential operations, and organizing events. The Kingswood Council may review discipline issues and assist House Advisors, while the Cranbrook Council focuses on event planning and policy discussions. Both councils hold weekly formal meetings and regular house/floor meetings to address procedures, upcoming activities, and student concerns.
2025.07.28 – 2025.08.01 Summer of Science @ KU Leuven
Completed a 24-hour intensive program on the physical principles and experimental investigation of magnetism and superconductivity. Topics included magnetic domains, hysteresis, superconducting materials, the Meissner effect, and applications of correlated electron systems. Combined theoretical lectures with lab demonstrations and faculty-led discussions to build a foundation for current research in condensed matter physics.
2025.06.16 – 2025.07.18 Residential Solar Engineering Intern @ İklimsa
- Designed residential solar system layouts using AutoCAD
- Calculated project payback periods and prepared client proposals
- Configured solar inverters and assisted with on-site installations
- Tested DC–AC conversion performance and evaluated system efficiency
2025.04.25 Jr. Leadership Ceremony @ Christ Church Cranbrook
Recognition of student leaders committed to service, mentorship, and community impact across campus and local partners.
2025 Grade 11 Bee on Campus @ Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School, Michigan
“The buzz has officially hit campus!” Worked with CK Bee advisor Nick Amos on introducing and maintaining hives, integrating hands-on learning about pollinators, ecology, and sustainability while building community through shared projects.
2022–2023 / 2023–2024 Peer Counselor & Awareness Leader @ International School of Brno (ISB), CZE
- Completed peer counseling training to support and guide 20+ students
- Led monthly discussions on mental health topics to promote emotional well-being
- Designed posters and awareness campaigns to foster an open, supportive school environment
- Strengthened leadership, empathy, and communication skills through direct student engagement
AWARDS
2019.03.01 YEAR.6 MEETING INVITATION MAIL - MATH CLASS
2024.01 YEAR.11 CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION
2019.01.16 YEAR.6 INQUIRER AWARD
2019.04.17 YEAR.6 MATH ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
2018.11.29 YEAR.6 SPEELING BEE GOLD CERTIFICATION
2018.11.14 YEAR.6 PARLIAMENT REPRESENTATIVE IN PRIMARY STUDENT PARLIAMENT
2019.01.15 YEAR.6 MORAVIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS SWIM CARNIVAL @THE OSTRAVA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (THE ISOB TEAM TOOK THE 1st PLACE)
2018.09.22 YEAR.6 NIGHT RUN BRNO (1st IN THE TEAM OF ISOB – 2nd IN THE ORGANIZATION)
CAREER EXPLORATION PROGRAM (CEP)
2023.04.27 YEAR.10 CEREER EXPLORATION EXPERIENCE @3DPRINTLAB
I had the opportunity to explore the field of 3D printing, gaining valuable insights into the technology and its applications. The company is recognized for its expertise in designing aircraft models that can be downloaded by customers and printed at their own 3D printers at home.
KEY ACHIEVEMENTS
Explored the technology and applications of 3D printing within the aviation model sector. Identified customer concerns by researching the company's online presence and reviews, noting issues related to the cost of filaments and the need for additional components such as motors. Proposed a comprehensive package concept to the owner, including a motor, the 3D design of the plane, and the exact amount of filament required for printing.
REFLECTION : This experience allowed me to combine my understanding of customer needs with innovative thinking, showcasing my ability to identify opportunities for improvement within a business setting.
SERVICE-LEARNING EXPERIENCES
“Service Learning” enables ISB students to engage with their community, whether it is here in Brno, beyond the city or even the borders of the Czech Republic. It helps them become responsible global citizens. As a school, we work with local non-profit organizations to provide opportunities for our students to get involved.
YEAR.11 SERVICE-LEARNING EXPERIENCE @RYBKA GARDEN BRNO
YEAR.10 COLLECTION FOR UKRAINE
YEAR.10 SERVICE-LEARNING EXPERIENCE-COLLECTION FOR HOMELESS (COVID.19)
YEAR.7 SERVICE-LEARNING EXPERIENCE-FOOD AND CLOTHING DRIVE
SCIENCE PROJECTS
Every year, ISB participates in the Vienna Science Fair put on by the Vienna Chapter of Institute of Nuclear Materials Management (INMM). In the past, we have had students win first place overall and first place in their category.
2023.03 YEAR.10 VIENNA SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT-CLIMATE CHANGE
TITLE : Bio vs. non-bio, which type of Shampoo is More Harmful to the Plants we Eat?
QUESTION : How do the effects of bio and non-bio shampoo on mung bean growth differentiate?
HYPOTHESIS : We believe that higher concentrations of the shampoo will equally harm the mung beans, but at lower concentrations, the bio shampoo will be better for growth.
Introduction: Greywater by definition means, “the relatively clean wastewater from baths, sinks, washing machines, and other kitchen appliances.” Greywater can be used for a multitude of tasks, and in our case, watering edible plants. Each year in the United States alone, one trillion gallons of water is used for showering. Now our group isn’t telling you to not shower, but we do want to encourage the usage of greywater. Greywater collection systems can be homemade or bought prebuilt.
Here are some benefits of these systems:
* Saves Energy
* Reduces water consumption in the average household by 40% (saves money!)
* Reduces the amount of water going into sewage systems.
Our group will emulate shower greywater by mixing shampoo and water. Two types of emulated shower greywater will be created (1 bio and 1 non-bio), and each type will have five different levels of shampoo concentration. The reason we are doing this is to find out what kind of shampoo (bio or non-bio) is more or less harmful to crops, specifically mung beans. This can help those who own a greywater collection system choose what shampoo they want to use if they use their greywater for watering plants.
2024.03 YEAR.11 VIENNA INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE & ENGINEERING FAIR
- Designed and built a water rocket system to test fuel–mass efficiency and thrust optimization
- Applied Newton’s Laws and kinematic modeling to analyze launch dynamics
- Modeled force, acceleration, and energy transfer to optimize performance
- Selected to represent project internationally at the Vienna fair for technical innovation