PCR Activities
Ethics and Professionalism:
Fencing Club Captain (President)
(5 pts)
In October of 2024 I was elected as the captain of WWU's fencing club, and remained in that position till June of 2025. I was elected last minute as well after the current captain at the time had stepped down, which helped show me what its like to have to step up last minute. Through being captain I learned how to effectively lead a group. Being in charge of a somewhat large group helped me in overcoming some of my social anxiety and helped show me what leading a group looks and feels like.
Ethics and Professionalism:
MGMT 382: Business and It's Environment
(3 pts)
MGMT 382 (according to WWU's course description) is "a study of the business decision-making process as these decisions interact with the social, technological, political/legal and economic environments. The causes and effects of the regulation of business are developed and explored." Basically this was a business ethics class. This class taught me how to ethically not just run a business but also lead a team effectively. It showed me the dos and don't within a business and team.
Professional Communication:
All Industries Career Fair
(1 pts)
On April 17th I attended the all industries career fair that Western hosted at the rec center. This helped me communicate and get to know some of the businesses within my industry. The fair helped me build my confidence when it came to introducing myself to people, and made me more confident when talking about how I'm a duel degree. This also helped me get my foot in the door when it came to finding internships (even though I sadly didn't manage to get any).
Ethics and Professionalism:
Padawan of Medicine for BOS
(5 pts)
September 2025 to May 2026 I served as the unofficial medic for the club due to an injury, once we had a master of medicine I continued to help out, and finally in June of 2026 I was elected as the official padawan of medicine. In this position I was able to use my basic first aid skills to help anyone who got injured during events. Anytime there is a hit to the head the school requires us to have paperwork filled out just to keep on record. This also helped me learn how to professionally act in stressful situations and handle them calmly.
Accessibility, Equity, Inclusion, Diversity:
MGMT 311: Introduction to Management & Organizational Behavior
(3 pts)
MGMT 311 (according to WWU's course description) is an "introduction to organization theory, behavior and interpersonal communication; concepts of power, authority and influence; the role of philosophy and values in organizations." This class mainly focus on good ethics within a group/colleagues. The class taught me how to make sure as a business leader that I include everyone on my team and how to make sure everyone feels included and not like the company or their peers are against them.
Career Preparation:
Having an Active Linkedin Account
(1 pts)
While taking one of my business classes I was able to update and really work on making my Linkedin account more professional looking. Being an art and business major having an active and more professional looking account is very important and may help me score internships and maybe even jobs when I graduate.
Career Preparation:
Working 250 Hours in a Quarter
(3 pts)
In a single quarter I work about 250 hours (or 25 to 30 hours a week) at a Walgreens. At my location I work both as a cashier and managing the photo department (they are in the same area). This has helped me prepare for what I eventally want to do for a living. By doing this I'm learning how to communicate and work with customers and do lots of printing with the photo department.
Professional Communication:MKTG 382: Consumer Behavior
(Planned)
MKTG 382 (according to WWU's course description) is "Perception, motivation, learning, attitude structure and change, social influences and cultural forces relevant to buyer behavior and decision processes. Implications for marketing planning, analysis and management."
Accessibility, Equity, Inclusion, Diversity:Study Abroad: Japan, Art Department
(Planned)
In the summer of 2027 the art department will be doing a study abroad trip to Japan where we will study traditional and contemporary culture in Japan. Some of the activities include visiting historical sites, galleries, museums, and artist studios. I'll also get to experience a tea cerimoney, papermaking, weaving, and natural dying. If I can manage to get help from FASFA and/or grants I plan on doing this trip in the summer of 2027.(Photo credit goes to my mom)
