honors & awards

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1 of 7 selected students for this prestigious award to honor the high schoolers who has outstood contributing in public service as dedicated volunteer. 

Her remarkable contribution was to be a medical volunteer to Nepal, found  the Anti-Aging Research Group (AARG), serving the residents in senior centers to promote healthy eating, and co-authoring the book How Not to Grow Old. 

Recognized by Melinda Liu, Irvine City Councilmember and Cottie Petrie-Norris, California Assemblyman.

Amber has been an OCSEF Student Ambassador for the past 2 years. 

Student Ambassadors are high school students who have previously won in the Orange County Science & Engineering Fair. The Ambassadors volunteer at in-person events, create social media posts, and provide mentoring to fellow students.

Awarded a total of 2 Gold Keys & 10 Silver Keys in Poetry and Memoir Categories

Winner of the YoungArts National Competition (Writing/Poetry Category)

Selected to attend the prestigious Iowa Young Writers’ Studio (Poetry category) in 2024

Amber is a highly talented pianist with a deep passion for music. Her exceptional skill and artistry on the piano are evident in every performance, as she effortlessly brings emotion and technical precision together. Whether playing classical pieces or contemporary compositions, Amber’s musicality captivates her audience, showcasing her dedication and natural gift for the instrument. Her love for music is reflected in her ability to express complex emotions and create a powerful connection with listeners.

Selected as a camper for the 20th Annual Youth Leadership Conference on Asian and Pacific Islander Health, Asian Liver Center at Stanford University.