Workshops · teaching · science communication
Outreach
I enjoy teaching and science communication — especially workshops that help people feel confident using tools that scientists actually use (terminal, Python, data workflows). Below are a few things I’ve done so far, and I plan to keep growing this side of my work.
Workshops
Mentoring
Science demos
Community
Highlights
Bash / Shell Workshop
Workshop
A hands-on introduction to the terminal and practical command-line skills (navigation, scripts, and
workflows useful for research and computing).
- Core commands + scripting mindset
- Reproducible workflows for research
- Focus on “learn by doing” examples
Python Workshop (High School Students & Teachers)
Workshop
Intro Python sessions designed for beginners, focused on building confidence and curiosity.
I aim to make coding feel friendly, practical, and connected to real problems.
- Basics: variables, loops, functions, plotting
- Small projects + interactive exercises
- Supportive environment: “no shame questions”
Director · Demonstration Committee (SPS)
Undergrad
I served as the director of the Demonstration Committee in the Society of Physics Students (SPS),
leading physics demonstrations and activities to engage students and the community.
- Organized demo planning and execution
- Collaborated with other SPS members for events
- Helped make physics feel exciting and approachable