Her Impact is a Q&A style panel discussion that highlights the triumphs and challenges that accompany being a woman in a high-power professional position. Whether that's a government official, a lawyer, a doctor, a CEO, etc, the panelists share their advice and mentorship with students, all with the goal of making space for women in professional fields and educating attendees on the importance of equal representation.

The North Country Community Garden is focused towards providing residents of Plattsburgh and the surrounding area access to fresh, organic, and healthy produce. Grown by residents, for residents, and for the community.

This is an interview style podcast that focuses on sharing the stories of the Asian community at Binghamton University. This podcast features students from all age ranges in the Binghamton University community, so it'll share the story of people from different walks of life.

The Winter Wardrobe Project collaborates with local thrift stores to collect and distribute warm clothing throughout Ithaca. Our donations go to Cayuga Medical Center, local homeless shelters, and other organizations working with unhoused Ithacans. We aim to reduce clothing waste while providing vital winter essentials to those in need, fostering both sustainability and community support.

Cloud Nine is a wellness centered nap room designed to promote rest and relaxation for students at Stony Brook University. My goal is to provide a safe space for students to recharge throughout their longs day on campus.

My project focused on enhancing my podcast, (Botanical Chronicles), by improving its content quality, structure, and outreach. I worked on refining episode planning, integrating engaging segments, and exploring tools to reach a broader audience and make the show more informative and enjoyable.

For some, home is happiness. Regardless, it is an essential ingredient and asset in our society to find the capacity for economic and personal opportunities. My aspirations to be an equitable architect come with the utmost responsibility of architecture: to provide a roof.

Description goes herRound Konigsberg is a hybrid math circle for students interested in topics like combinatorics, number theory and more, which are not traditionally covered in the school math curriculum. Many students do not have access to math circles, mentoring or good material to study these topics, and we try to work with them! 

Our project involves printing various assistive technology (AT) items for those in nearby Assisted Living Homes. Many eldery people or people with disabilities struggle to complete every day tasks. These struggles can be easily fixed by making the task more accessible which we help do by providing AT!

For my project, I am crocheting "Be Kind Bees" and "Good Luck Duck" keychains to give to students during finals week on my campus. These handmade Bee and Duck keychains are to remind students to be kind to themselves during stressful times in their life, and that there is always someone cheering them on and wishing them good luck with everything they do! These thoughtful reminders are meant to bring joy to others in difficult times and remind them that there is always someone who cares about them.

This project brings essential menstrual products to the dorm Oneida Hall on a weekly basis, as well as to the campus food pantry for those in need of this basic necessity. The project also includes an event giving out menstrual flex discs, a way to bridge the gap for those who are interested in more sustainable options for their products.

I am organizing a large-group art project for students with multiple handicaps to participate in. This project allows students to utilize their wheelchairs, mobility aids, and natural abilities to create artwork together. Additionally, the materials used are based in methods of occupational therapy to add enrichment opportunities to the fun!

I collaborate with the Humane Society to provide pet portraits for at-risk dogs, including long-term residents, larger breeds, black dogs, and others in need of special attention. These portraits help showcase their unique personalities, fostering connections with potential adopters. Additionally, I have partnered with university students and elementary school groups to organize fundraising efforts, raising both awareness and funds to support the shelter’s needs and ongoing mission.

With Colorfully Scientific, I aim to create coloring books about a range of science/health topics. With these books, I hope to condense complex (and sometimes intimidating) information into easy-to-understand and memorable art activities. Although the target audience is younger students, I hope that these books will help anyone of any age who is aiming to learn more about STEM while also art at the same time. Ultimately, my goal is to inspire others to learn more about science, make interdisciplinary connections, and encourage community betterment regardless of age.

Periodize is a global platform dedicated to addressing menstrual health inequities through education, awareness, and sustainable solutions. We offer accessible resources and partner with communities to drive social change, with a mission to eliminate the stigma surrounding menstruation. Our mission is to ensure that everyone, no matter where they are, has access to the education and resources needed to manage their menstrual health with pride and confidence.

Our semester-long ecological restoration project of Stony Brook University's Roth Pond focuses on planting native plants to combat erosion, support pollinators like Monarch butterflies, and educate the community. We also hope to enhance the beauty of our popular campus landmark with flowering plants for students and visitors to enjoy.

With the help of my close friends and Residential Life co-workers, we created over 300 pick-me-up bags — each filled with a personalized and decorated handwritten thank-you note (complete with stamps and stickers), a fresh-cut flower peeking out of the translucent suitcase, and a few sweet treats like Hershey’s Kisses, Starbursts, and Dum Dums. Closing each bag with a heart-shaped twisty tie, we distributed it to all the dining hall staff members across the four main halls (Applachinin Dining Hall, College in the Woods, Chenango Champlain Collegiate Center, and Hinman Dining Hall), maintenance & janitorial staff in the Mountainview community, and other staff members working at on-campus cafes and restauraunts. I wanted to give thanks to so many staff members who often don't get appreciated for the work they do day in and day out for Binghamton University's campus.

RISE SEA ( Resilience. Intergenerational. Solidarity. Equity. – Southeast Asian America) is a new youth-led advocacy and storytelling project launching a website to archive Southeast Asian history and amplify intergenerational narratives ahead of the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War. The platform will provide educational materials on U.S. policy, refugee resettlement, and decolonial memory, while empowering Southeast Asian youth to reclaim their histories and organize for justice.

Description goes herFor my project I purchased a numerous amounts of deodorant, body wipes, hand warmers, socks, hats and gloves. I was then able to deliver these products to the Salvation Army in Binghamton, supplying these items for the people who need it most.

I created a self-care kit in the Stony Brook University School of Social Welfare Wellness Room for an opportunity to relieve stress and release emotions in a healthy and soothing manner. The self-care kit includes stress balls and fidget toys, kinetic sand, face masks, shower steamers, and coloring pages for undergraduate social work students.

My project aims to combat malnutrition among pregnant women in Afghanistan by providing them with free food packages containing fresh produce and essential hygiene products. By collaborating with local doctors and a dietitian, I will identify women in need and ensure they receive the nutrition and support necessary for a healthy pregnancy. Through this initiative, I hope to reduce the incidence of low birth weight and inspire other organizations to take action on malnutrition in underserved communities.

This website is designed as a resource for first-generation college students.
It offers guidance on navigating LinkedIn, finding internships, discovering opportunities specifically tailored for first-gen students, and exploring relevant conferences. My hope is that this site becomes a helpful tool to make the college journey a little easier and more accessible.

Our Women Empowerment Donation Kits project aimed to support women and girls during Women's History Month by providing them with essential hygiene products, self-care items, and uplifting materials such as empowerment cards. These kits were assembled with care and donated to a local organization, Safe Harbour at the EAC Network, which supports individuals affected by exploitation and abuse.

“Love Your Heart” is an innovative pilot initiative that transforms Tompkins County’s public transit system into a mobile platform for heart health education. Through targeted advertisements on the fleet of local TCAT buses, my project aims to share important heart health information with a broad audience, encouraging preventive care and raising awareness about heart-healthy habits.

Our idea is to start a food pantry in partnership with SB HOME, a free student-run clinic. Currently, the only food pantry that the University centrally operates is located at Renaissance School of Medicine (RSOM) Hospital, while the SB HOME clinic itself is half an hour away. Many patients at the clinic are underserved and experience food insecurity, yet the distance to the existing pantry creates significant barriers due to transportation costs and time constraints. To alleviate this burden, our aim is to establish a new pantry at the SB HOME clinic, bringing food access directly to the patients who need it most, eliminating barriers to care.

This initiative was created to provide free eco-friendly menstrual products such as organic pads and tampons and reusable menstrual cups. In addition to period care, this pantry holds self-care items such as feminine wash, deodorants, bamboo toothbrushes, and more. This pantry ensures that all students have access to these essential items in a discreet, stigma-free, and environmentally conscious manner.

The goal of my project is to raise awareness for terminal illnesses and the effects they have on families. My project included donating the entire $400 to Calvary Hospital in the Bronx, NY.