Currently being updated
Currently being updated
I led multiple clubs at my high school, Crystal Springs Uplands School:
I also led the following affinity spaces:
Girls Who Code Club, associated with the national non-profit organization, works towards closing the gender gap in STEM by encouraging and inspiring girls to explore the applications of technology. This club aims to provide girls with the technical skills, resources, and opportunities that will lead them to rise to the challenges of our time and apply their knowledge beyond the club.
A diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) club at my school
President since 11th grade
I plan all the meetings and teach members about computer science (Women in Tech presentations, programming-basics workshops, and mini programming projects)
I also keep a record of what our club does! Check out this repository: https://github.com/alisonsoong/CSUS-Girls-Who-Code-Club
Member since 9th grade
I led the club in running a book drive during the summer of 2020 (10th grade) and coordinated with the Boys & Girls Club. I also helped create the website for the book drive. We surpassed our goal of collecting 250 books: in fact, we gathered 550 books, more than double our original goal! All books went to the Mid-Peninsula Boys & Girls Club and filled up their new library!
Founder and president since 11th grade
As the programming club at Crystal, we focus on trying to encourage more people to explore computer science and its applications. We also work towards reducing stigma around computer science and analyzing the intersection between computer science/technology and diversity, equity, and inclusion, such as bias in artificial intelligence.
Founder and coordinator of Crystal Springs Uplands School's first tech/innovation/STEM festival to celebrate and showcase the accomplishments of Crystal students with technology.
I help plan an annual "Pass the Mic Conference" where we invite a keynote speaker, a panel, and lead activities centered around feminism and creating dialogue around women in different career fields.
Computer Science Club: member in 9th grade