Organizations
"Research is creating new knowledge" - Neil Armstrong
Lead
Google Developer Student Clubs - City University of Seattle
2021 – Present
Google Developer Student Clubs are university based community groups for students interested in Google developer technologies. Students from all undergraduate or graduate programs with an interest in growing as a developer are welcome. By joining a GDSC, students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and their community.
Researcher
Smart & Secure Research Group (SSCRG)
City University of Seattle
2018 – Present
Smart & Secure Computing Research Group SSCRG, is a research-based club, that is suitable for technical students, who are interested in improving and publishing their papers and projects nationally and internationally.
President & Web Master
CityU Tech Club
City University of Seattle
2018 – 2020
CityU Tech Club, a research group and play ground for tech lovers, regardless of attendees’ backgrounds.
CityU Tech Club – City University of Seattle, was established under the School of Technology and Computing – City University of Seattle, providing a learning environment for both technical and non-technical students, to explore STEM subjects.
Twice per month, CityU Tech Club organizes invited talks, workshops and other networking events, helping students enlarging their knowledge and networks.
Project Leader
ENACTUS
City University of Seattle
2017
ENACTUS stands for Entrepreneurship – Action – United, an organization created to support social entrepreneurs. “Fertilives” is one of Enactus City University of Seattle active project, which turns food waste into fertilizer and healthy worms.
During my bachelors, I lead “Fertilives” project, oversaw outreach, marketing, fundraising, financials, calendar and travel managing, while recruiting and training project assistants and volunteers for “Fertilives” and other on-going projects of Enactus City University of Seattle.
President
Vietnamese Student Association
City University of Seattle
2016 – 2017
Finding many international students struggle with new environment of living and studying in the United States, I have actively tried to create differences to make international students feel more welcomed and assisted. Having realized that City University of Seattle – the university I currently attended by the time, did not have a student association other than Enactus, I decided to propose the idea of creating one with the Deans and the students.
Any big success begins with a small step. As an international student myself, coming from Vietnam, I believe that in order to make positive impacts for international students, it is important to begin with helping a small group – Vietnamese students; hoping to keep continuous impacts on other international students in the future.
The purpose of the Vietnamese Student Association of City University of Seattle is to provide assistance for Vietnamese prospective, current and alumni students of City University of Seattle, in terms of professional, academic and daily life aspects. Hopefully the size of Vietnamese Student Association of City University of Seattle will grow bigger to work with other international and native students, not only from City University but also other universities around the United States.
