My impact is focused on organizing events to engage the Princeton student body, research with professors on governance, and providing assistance for the governance team here at PBC. Unfortunately most of what I do is offline, and as a result it's harder to quantify my impact.
During the STIP rounds, I connected and coordinated 17 different teams with our governance group at PBC, adding information and opinions as we read over 90 different proposals.
Additionally, I provided significant assistance in recruiting for our Arbitrum DAO governance team, which has grown to 20 active members.
Furthermore, here is a link to a [major event](https://www.princetoneclub.com/tigertrek-crypto) I organized that introduced students to the Crypto industry through meeting professionals in the field. Many speakers were deeply involved in Arbitrum, including Ed Felton at Off-chain Labs, Roman Giler at Savvy DeFi, and limes.eth at Layer3.
Here is also a [20 page research paper](https://github.com/pie575/IW-2023) I wrote about analyzing Whale influences on pricing. I presented this panel to both Ed Felton and Joseph Lubin last spring, and I hope this can contribute meaningfully to the Arbitrum token governance.
Finally, I provide assistance for students to attend hackathons. Our most successful one was at Lionhack, where we built a [poker dApp platform on Arbitrum](https://devfolio.co/projects/cadia-ec0e) and won two first place prizes.