Martin Zou

I worked as a stock clerk at this supermarket that supplies food and groceries. Although the job did not require advanced technical skills, it taught me the importance of maintaining a diligent and responsible attitude toward my work.

During the summer of my eleventh grade, I worked as a clerk at this Bakery. Through this experience, I learned how to interact with others as colleagues and established amicable relationships with my co-workers. This position provided me with my first direct insight into the distinctions between the working world and academic life.

I volunteered for the Monday and Thursday homework clubs at Connection Community Service Society. I love being able to listen to the elementary students and provide help according to their needs, and I can tell that they appreciate my effort and assistance.