Arden Yum
About Arden Yum
Arden Yum is a Teaching Assistant for the Intro to Computer Programming course (CS50) at Yale University, where they have been working since 2023. They have held various roles in content strategy, advisory services, and consulting, and have a background in Cognitive Science from Yale University.
Work at Yale University
Arden Yum currently serves as a Teaching Assistant for the Intro to Computer Programming course (CS50) at Yale University, a position held since 2023. In this role, Arden supports students in understanding programming concepts and assists in course administration. Additionally, Arden has been involved with the Tsai Center for Innovative Thinking at Yale (Tsai CITY) as a Student Advisory Board Co-Chair from 2022 to 2023, contributing to initiatives that promote innovation and entrepreneurship among students.
Education and Expertise
Arden Yum is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Cognitive Science at Yale University, with an expected graduation in 2025. Arden's educational background includes a High School Diploma from Trinity School in New York City, where studies were completed from 2009 to 2021, and a brief period at Hong Kong International School in 2018-2019. This diverse educational experience has equipped Arden with a strong foundation in cognitive science principles.
Professional Experience
Arden Yum has accumulated diverse professional experience across various roles. In 2022, Arden worked as Chief of Staff at Arise Daily, a C-suite advisory marketplace, for two months. Following this, Arden held a position at Pzaz® as Content and Community Strategy for four months. In 2023, Arden served as a Summer Strategy Analyst at Altamont Capital Partners for four months and is currently an Incoming Associate Consultant Intern at OC&C Strategy Consultants in New York, New York.
Leadership and Community Engagement
Arden Yum founded and directed The Peahce Project from 2019 to 2022, focusing on community engagement and leadership initiatives. Additionally, Arden has taken on the role of Undergraduate Student Coordinator at the Yale Asian American Cultural Center since 2023, contributing to cultural programming and support for Asian American students at Yale. Arden's involvement in these leadership positions reflects a commitment to community and student advocacy.
Research Experience
In 2020, Arden Yum gained research experience as a Research Intern at NYU College of Arts and Science, where the role lasted for two months. This position provided Arden with insights into academic research processes and methodologies, further enhancing the analytical skills developed through academic studies in cognitive science.