Malcolm Wang

Managed gear rentals, maintained cleanliness of equipment, and organized supplies for UCSC adventure rec.

Creating an ethogram of humpback whale behavior collected from tagged whales from Palmer station in Antarctica. The goal is to model whale feeding behavior and examine how that has changed over time with fluctuating food availability due to climate change.

Bussed tables, worked register and dish.

Cleaned and organized dining areas to enhance customer experience and maintain restaurant standards.

Assisted servers by promptly clearing tables, ensuring timely service for guests.

Collaborated with kitchen staff to facilitate smooth communication during busy shifts.

Educated and canvassed people in the Seattle area on the impact that neonicotinoids have on bee populations, as well as conservation efforts associated with endangered bees. Help raise over 500,000 to ban the usage of neonicotinoids on a corporate level. Also advocated for legislation banning PFAS from consumer products.

Engaged community members to raise awareness on important social issues

Conducted outreach efforts to gather support for various campaigns

Distributed informational materials effectively during canvassing events

Mounted plant specimens for the herbarium's collection as well as uploaded them to the Jepson online database.

Did vegetable and meat prep, also worked as a busser and catering on weekends.

Lived and worked on sailboat, volunteered as deckhand, assisted with children's education program onboard that taught environmental science, native history, and navigation.