DYLAN LEE

anPlan, organize and promote monthly events for all four dining halls on the campus to enhance community engagement and student experiences o

• Coordinate event logistics, including inventory management and ensuring necessary supplies are available for each event
• Collaborate with team members and dining hall staff to ensure smooth execution of events and attain high participation rates
• Manage and delegate responsibilities, assist in event setup and breakdown to ensure seamless transitions to maintain a positive atmosphere during and after events

• Company Overview: Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC)
• Help UC Berkeley’s 45,000 students access grants and scholarships
• Host and lead workshops, review applications and conduct interviews to connect students with funding opportunities that support their educational paths

• Company Overview: University of California, Berkeley
• Enhanced first year orientation experience by organizing interactive activities and icebreakers for a cohort of36 students
• Developed a sense of community to form strong connections by modeling active listening and empathetic communication skills
• Collaborated with peers leaders to create a safe and inclusive space during orientation activities

• Company Overview: University of California, Berkeley
• Planned, organized, and led weekend excursions, social activities, and community-building opportunities for 60 students
• Facilitated conflict resolution between residents when necessary, promoting a harmonious and safe living environment for all occupants
• Contributed to staff meetings, sharing progress reports, and providing suggestions on potential operational improvements
• Enhanced resident satisfaction by addressing concerns and resolving issues in a timely manner

• Completed a leadership development program focused on engagement, communication, conflict resolution, and DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging)
• Strengthened leadership skills through self-reflection, mentorship, and networking opportunities

• Demonstrated exceptional youth leadership by overseeing initiatives related to international exchange programs, and student-led leadership initiatives resulting in a shift of new programs to enhance hands-on experiential and interdisciplinary approach to learning and collaboration
• Played a pivotal role in the homestay program by hosting several international students each academic year
• Homestay host for over 20 international students, organized Bay Area excursions, volunteer opportunities, and academic support and mentoring during their studies in the US
• Youth delegate for World Affairs Summer Institute in a series of seminars, problem-solving group activities, a video documentary project, and thematic discussions with speakers and a cohort of 250 students from the Middle East & North Africa encompassing the importance of Cooperation and Diplomacy in a World in Disarray
• Hosted over 150 Japanese youth, supported language immersion, and led cultural activities led by TOMODACHI Softbank Youth Mentor Program organized by UC Berkeley
• Designed and led a week-long experiential and interdisciplinary curriculum for a group of 60 high school students on the topic of Diversity and Intersectionality
• Organized guest speakers, community service efforts, daily field trips around the Bay Area, art workshops, meals, and accommodations for all the participants and chaperones.

• Company Overview: Waldorf School of the Peninsula
• Demonstrated exceptional youth leadership by overseeing initiatives related to international exchange programs, and student-led leadership initiatives resulting in a shift of new programs to enhance hands-on experiential and interdisciplinary approach to learning and collaboration
• Played a pivotal role in the homestay program by hosting several international students each academic year
• Homestay host for over20 international students, organized Bay Area excursions, volunteer opportunities, and academic support and mentoring during their studies in the US
• Youth delegate for World Affairs Summer Institute in a series of seminars, problem-solving group activities, a video documentary project, and thematic discussions with speakers and a cohort of250 students from the Middle East & North Africa encompassing the importance of Cooperation and Diplomacy in a World in Disarray
• Hosted over150 Japanese youth, supported language immersion, and led cultural activities led by TOMODACHI Softbank Youth Mentor Program organized by UC Berkeley
• Designed and led a week-long experiential and interdisciplinary curriculum for a group of60 high school students on the topic of Diversity and Intersectionality
• Organized guest speakers, community service efforts, daily field trips around the Bay Area, art workshops, meals, and accommodations for all the participants and chaperones