Arbitrum serves as a great example of the impact that Universities and other educational institutions can have on the industry - Offchain Labs got their start here at Princeton after all! 

My goal has been to continue this trend and encourage students to help contribute to the decentralized future. 

I started the PBC governance arm, and helped us grow into the largest University delegate in the DAO.

I lead a team of 19 other undergraduate students, host in-person discussions on proposals, manage communications with other delegates and those who delegated $ARB to our team, help run proposal-related Twitter spaces, and manage our Gnosis Safe for voting. 

I've really wanted University clubs like ours to be more connected to the industry / the teams building our favorite dApps, so I've been focusing heavily on community interaction. A recent example that highlights this pretty well was the STIP vote. Even though it was midterms week, I made sure to reach out to as many STIP applicants as possible, hear out their pitches, hop on calls, and connect with their team members! 