AUG 2026

Conference Reviewer – ACDSA

IEEE ACDSA

Selected as a reviewer for the conference International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Computer, Data Sciences, and Applications (ACDSA 2027). Evaluated a research manuscript on small language models (SLMs).

JUL 2026

Conference Reviewer – SaudiCIS

SaudiCIS

Selected as a reviewer for the conference SaudiCIS 2026. Evaluated 2 research manuscripts in information systems.

MAR 2026

Journal Peer Reviewer – Big Data

SAGE Publications

Selected as a peer reviewer for the journal Big Data. Evaluated 1 research manuscript in artificial intelligence and data science, focusing on methodological rigor, experimental evaluation, and clarity of contributions.

APR 2026

Judge – 78th Annual Delaware Valley Science Fairs

Delaware Valley Science Fairs, Inc.

Served as a judge at the 78th Annual Delaware Valley Science Fairs (DVSF), a premier regional STEM competition connecting top student researchers with industry professionals and academic experts. Founded in 1949, DVSF hosts 900–1,000 students annually, with top winners advancing to the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF).

MAR 2026

Invited Panelist – Future Forward: Advancements in AI

Temple University

Selected as a panelist to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on technology careers, emerging industry trends, and the evolving relationship between academia and industry.

JUL 2022

Young Researcher Fellow – N2Women

N2Women (Networking Networking Women)

As a Young Researcher Fellow for the 31st International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks (ICCCN 2022), organized and coordinated a keynote session during the conference.

APR 2024

CIS Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award

Temple University CIS/ACM

This award recognizes dedication to supporting students, facilitating learning, and contributing to the academic community. It reflects a commitment to fostering an engaging and inclusive learning environment and supporting student success.

SEP 2023

Best Use of MATLAB – OwlHacks 2023

OwlHacks (MLH)

Awarded for the project “Philly CrimeScape: A MATLAB Story”, which explored innovative approaches to crime data visualization using MATLAB. The project demonstrated how data-driven insights can uncover patterns and support informed decision-making in urban contexts.

OwlHacks is a large-scale hackathon event featuring over 250 participants, with workshops, technical sessions, and collaborative problem-solving challenges across domains.