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Meet the UAAYA Executive Board
Richelle Gan
President
Wayne Chung
Secretary
Vivian Huang
VP - Communications
Evelyn Shih
VP - Community Service
Samuel Lee
Treasurer
Cody Phan
IT Chair
Kyle Kao
IT Chair
Ethan Chen
Volunteer Coordinator
Sophie Tsai
Volunteer Coordinator
Ashlyn Ho
Publicity Chair
Renee Gan
Publicity Chair
Clayton Chin
Operations Chair
Alina Yang
Operations Chair
Sarah Teng
Operations Chair
Meet the UAAYA Junior Board
Joy Tsai
Assistant Secretary
Adelynn
Assistant Treasurer
Lydia Huang
Assistant Publicity Chair
Sophia Cheng
Assistant Publicity Chair
Darren Liao
Assistant Volunteer Coordinator
Chase Phan
Assistant Volunteer Coordinator
UAAYA Senior Advisors
Jamie Hsu
Chief Senior Advisor
Ryan Chung
Executive Board Senior Advisor
Elim Jiang
Executive Board Senior Advisor
Vernetta Huang
Junior Board Senior Advisor
Tiffany Au
Junior Board Senior Advisor
A Few Words From Our UAAYA Officers
“Through UAAYA I was able to meet so many new people in my community. Through the events that I hosted, I was able to improve both my communication and leadership skills. After just the first few meetings and events, I became more confident and comfortable interacting with all kinds of people.“
– Sydney Cheng, UAAYA Co-President
“As I started high school, I wanted to join UAAYA so I can have some leadership skills that I will be able to use in college and my future job. Joining UAAYA allowed me to use my leadership skills in a more professional way.”
– Alicia Chin, UAAYA Secretary
“I am able to talk to others in a way I would not have known before I joined both UAAA and UAAYA, and am able to form relationships like never before.”
– Vivian Huang, UAAYA Vice President of Communications
“My experience with UAAYA taught me that leadership is not about what you do to others, but rather, something you do with others. Having the opportunities to exercise my soft skills has had and will continue to have a crucial impact on my education and career.”
– Tiffany Au, UAAYA Vice President of Community Service