Luwinna Wu

• Assisted in planning and implementing recreational activities for diverse age groups.
• Supported daily operations by setting up equipment and ensuring safety protocols were followed.
• Engaged participants through creative programming, promoting social interaction and physical activity.
• Maintained cleanliness and organization of recreational areas to enhance user experience.

• Assisted voters with registration and ballot distribution processes.
• Ensured compliance with election laws and regulations during polling activities.
• Operated electronic voting machines, providing troubleshooting support to voters.
• Monitored polling locations for security and accessibility issues, reporting concerns promptly.
• Distributed ballots.

I was selected to come back to City Hall as a peer mentor

Before the summer I had leadership training.

But during the summer I mentored a group of students for their Project City Hall. A project that interns must do. The project was about a problem in the city of Sacramento and a solution to combat it.

• Organized and detail-oriented with a strong work ethic.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.

• I presented to city council and mayor.
• I built leadership and networking skills.
• I learned about the city of Sacramento and local government.
• I learned about local goverment

I am taking college classes. I started taking them in Sophomore year.

• Vice President of National Honor Society
• Link crew leader
• Student Board Representative
• WASC Accreditation Student Representative
• CAL GETC and AA pathway
• Elected as 11th grade representative for Student Government in 2025
• Elected as Link Crew liason for Student Government in 2026

Apart of ARC Senate as a Student Senator, representing over 30k college students.

On campus job as a tutor. I am tutoring a array of social science classes.

Courses taken:

Sophomore year:

- TA FILM 300 (Intro to Film)

- SOC 300 (Intro to Sociology)

- ETHNS 300 (Intro to Ethnic Studies)

Summer of Junior year:

- HIS 307 (World Civilizations before 1500's)

Junior year:

- HIS 310 (United States History before 1500's)

- LIB 316 (Intro to Research)

- ANTH 300 (Intro to Anthropology)

- ANTH 301 (Lab)

- ASTM 300( Intro to Astronomy)

- SOC 301 (Intro to Social Problems)

- POLS C100 (Intro to American Government and Politics)

- FITNS 362 (Intro to Mediation)

- FITNS 300 (Walking and Jogging)

Summer of Senior Year

- ECON 302 (Principles of Macroeconomics)

- LRC 300 (Intro to Tutoring)

- POLS 310 (Intro to International Relations)

Senior Year:

- ENGL C100 (Academic Reading and Writing)

- HCD 310 (Human Career Development)

- STATS C100 (Introduction to Statistic)