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Association of Information Systems

Dates Participated: August 2012-Present Position Held: General Member 2012-2013, VP of Membership 2013-2014, VP of Finance 2014-2015

AIS is a student professional organization that catering to students interested in a career related to Management Information Systems. It offers many professional development, social, and community activities. As VP of Membership I was in charge of implementing a new attendance tracking system as well as maintaining our member database. As VP of Finance I oversee all financial transaction of AIS as well as maintaining a monthly balance sheet and income statement using QuickBooks. I also have direct oversight of the Director of Compliance.

Temple University Gamer’s Guild

Dates Participated: August 2013-Present Position Held: Founding Officer and Treasurer August 2013-Present

Temple University’s Gamer’s Guild is based around different types of games, such as video games, card games, and tabletop rpg’s. We hold meetings twice a week in which we offer different games to play surrounding our weekly theme. Our goal is to bring people who already play games together and to share the love of gaming with fellow students. We have a partnership with Temple University’s library in which they cosponsor events such as showings of gaming related movies and hosting speakers from the gaming industry. As the treasurer I handle the our funds, generally gained from hosting tournaments and used to buy new games for our members to play, as well as our relations with the Temple student government.

TU Kaiwa (Japanese Conversation) Clubテンプル大学日本語会話クラブ

Dates Participated: August 2011-Present Positions Held: Officer 2012, Vice President & Treasurer Fall 2013

The goal of Kaiwa Club is to help students learning the Japanese Language to practice and use their Japanese skills outside the classroom and also for Japanese students to practice their English. Through our conversations we not only help each other learning and practicing our respective languages but also share cultural differences between Japan and The United States of America.


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