Yutaro Isawa

During my gap year, I started a full-time internship in Japan as an advertising and marketing strategist. My role involved meeting the needs of clients, including both the creation and execution of advertising campaigns for their needs. Moreover, an essential object was to empower our clients, helping them build self-reliance and effectiv

A global Christian humanitarian organization started in 1950. This organization partners with churches and to aid children and families affected by disaster, promoting equality, and help over 3.5 million children in 100 countries improve their lives.

I transferred to the University of Toronto, where I changed my major to global development and Political Science from Business. This shift was driven by my growing interest in understanding the continuously evolving complexities of world politics, such as the rapid increase in immigration and the escalating frequency of conflicts between

Zenyu Judo Dojo is a full-fledged affiliate member of USA Judo. Open since 2002, zenyu is a training facility in Washington that help kids and adults learn and train Judo. They also provide competition and recreational opportunities.

As a member of the by-laws committee, I reviewed and proposed changes to the school's by-laws, constitutions, school budgets, and election packet. I also contributed to becoming the student representative by expressing the students' concerns, complaints, and aspirations to the school through the College Administration and Board of Trustees.

As the president, my role was to lead and oversee the club by holding weekly meetings, encouraging active participation, and creating a safe space to communicate. Other than fostering a supportive environment, I actively promoted and engaged our club with other clubs to promote our club's culture as well as maintain an inclusive environment.

At Green River College, I achieved academic excellence with a cumulative 4.0 GPA, constant attendance, and effort in studying. As a part of the Student Government, I handled student concerns and presented them to the board of trustees. One prominent concern raised to me revolves around the limited availability of gender-neutral restrooms