Served as President of the Graduate Student Government at Cornell: (i) responsible for chairing large meetings, (ii) responsible for managing personnel and resolving conflict between personnel, (iii) wrote resolutions and participated in policy making as representative of the graduate student body, (iv) communicated and liaised with upper level University administrators, staff and other students, (v) advocated for students specifically in matters such as: the academic calendar, protection for DACA students, health insurance and benefits, housing, student parents, parking, sexual harassment, etc.

Served as an officer of the Cornell Indonesian Association at Cornell: (i) academic co-chair for the Northeastern Conference on Indonesia; responsible for coordinating speakers from all over the world, abstract submissions and selections (pg. 7), (ii) responsible for organizing the Cornell Indonesian Night and coordinating 150 ticket sales, food services and performances, as well as raising $5000 from various organizations including the Indonesian Consulate in New York City, the Indonesian Embassy in Washington D.C., as well as other diversity grants on campus.

Served as President of the Society for Asian American Graduate Affairs at Cornell: (i) coordinated community events for Asian and Asian American students at Cornell and other minority groups in collaboration with other organizations, (ii) participated in the organization of the annual university- wide diversity ball in collaboration with other organizations in the Graduate School Diversity Council.

Served as President of the German Studies Graduate Student Association at the University of Georgia: (i) organized weekly German conversation hours for students, (ii) oversaw monthly German film screenings for undergraduate students in the language program, (iii) represented graduate students in the department in faculty meetings.