Vice Presidents
Wu Ting Ting (Tammy), Marketing Director
Tammy is a student at the Kang Chiao International School Linkou Campus interested in humanitarian aid and the arts. Recognised by the Taiwanese president, she was awarded the Presidential Award by for Excellence and Academic Prowess during her ninth grade. She has a passion for music, particularly exemplified through her position in the Musical Theatre Club, choir, and her role as a planner for the KCISLK Singing Contest.
As the president of the Taiwanese branch for My Egret's Delivery Service and a member of Healers Club, she has worked at the 義光育幼院 (Yi Kuang Orphanage) and at multiple student councils, channeling her passion for aiding more disadvantaged areas of Taiwan. Additionally, she has raised funds for multiple causes in her country. You can find her playing Micheal in the CIS Peter Pan Musical, or performing at a singing concert with her friends—as shown through her devotion to performing arts.
Do Ha Linh (Aurora), Vice President
Aurora is a student at the Canadian International School with a passion for biochemistry and petroleum engineering. Demonstrating a strong commitment to sports, Aurora has also achieved the CIS Swimming Top 1 Recipient Award. Beyond the classroom, Aurora is actively involved in her community in various ways. Her initiative is highlighted by her roles as vice president of both the CIS Red Cross Chapter and Bridging the Gap.
Her involvement in organisations such as Satiated on Saturday, CIS UNICEF Club, SSIS Red Cross, and the Rhino Awareness Club further showcases her interest for humanitarian aid and giving back to the community. She is also interested in multiple humanities and performing arts related activities, including Repertoire Band, Intermediate Student Council, Intermediate Prom Committee, and former roles in the Art Council and DECA.
Helen Le Anderson, Vice President
Helen is a student at the Canadian International School. As the head of newspaper for the Inspire Youth Journal, ex-member of Art Council, ex-member of Creative Writing Club, and staff reader for The Quiet Reader Magazine, she channels her love for literature and the arts through various means. However, she is also passionate about humanitarian aid, exemplified through her artistic and philanthropist endeavors, including selling sourdough bread, cookies, soap and candles to raise funds for Kumalla. She also participates in extracurricular activities such as MUN, winning best delegate in the CISS Internal Conference and a verbal commendation in ILMUNC, a conference run by the University of Pennsylvania. Furthermore, she is in the process of writing a fantasy novel with Thomas. Prior to joining My Egret's Delivery Service, Helen was also an active member of multiple Global Issues Network (GIN) Clubs, including Anti-Human Trafficking, Anti-Bullying Project, and Gender Equality. She is also a co-founder and co-editor-in-chief of Dimly Writ Literature Society and Silverfish Charities.
