Hui Li
I am a first-generation Chinese-American from Boston, MA. I am double majoring in classics and psychology at Holy Cross. I am also an amateur photographer. When I am not in class, I take photographs for The Spire (Holy Cross' student-run newspaper) and for the Office of Marketing and Communications. I am planning to go to graduate school soon.
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Hui Li Named to College of the Holy Cross' Spring 2021 Dean's List
Hui Li of West Roxbury, was named to the College of the Holy Cross Spring 2021 Dean's List. A member of the Class of 2021, Li is majoring in Classics and Psychology. Li was among more than 1,451 s...
July, 02 2021 - Verified by College of the Holy Cross
Hui Li Graduates From College of the Holy Cross
Hui Li of Boston received a bachelor of arts degree Magna Cum Laude from College of the Holy Cross. Li is among 748 bachelor of arts degree candidates Holy Cross celebrated at its 175th Commencemen...
May, 28 2021 - Verified by College of the Holy Cross
Hui Li Named to College of the Holy Cross' Fall 2020 Dean's List
Hui Li of West Roxbury, was named to the College of the Holy Cross Fall 2020 Dean's List. A member of the Class of 2021, Li is majoring in Classics and Psychology. Li was among more than 1,453 stu...
February, 05 2021 - Verified by College of the Holy Cross
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Fall 2017 - Spring 2020 -
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Disability Rights, Education, Activism, and Mentoring (DREAM)
Attended meetings. Helped promote events and publicity through creating content for social media posts.
Spring 2020
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College of the Holy Cross
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The Spire
Communicated with Editors-in-Chief and other section staff to organize assignments for the Spire photography team; photographed events and edited pictures for the newspaper.
Wrote articles for the newspaper if needed.
Fall 2018 - Spring 2020
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College of the Holy Cross
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Yearbook
Designed pages and organized general layout and themes for the Nobles Yearbook. Created the yearbook theme and led the staff as senior editor. Trained younger staff members for the future.
Fall 2014 - Fall 2016
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Noble and Greenough School
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Student Photography Intern - Office of Marketing and Communications at College of the Holy Cross
Fulfill photography requests for Holy Cross newsroom and social media pages. Photograph events and take campus shots for general use. Edit photographs and upload to image database. Submit work for use in Holy Cross Magazine.
September 2018 - Present
Academic Conference - "Incorporating the Past and Present to Fund a Better Future in Rome"
I presented at Holy Cross' first-ever Virtual Academic Conference! I prepared a lively slideshow of my experience abroad in Rome and how I used what I learned about the past and present of diversity in Italy to create my own fundraiser to support inclusion in Rome. I spoke about how I raised 320 euros (about $350) for QuestaeRoma, an organization that empowers people from marginalized racial minorities advocate for inclusion in public policies.
April 2020 -
Presentations
"Bringing the Hill to You" Through Holy Cross Zoom Backgrounds
I contacted my fellow photographers on the Spire to collect some scenic shots of campus for our community to use as Zoom backgrounds. I gathered a total of 25 photographs (many of which are from my own collection) for the Office of Student Affairs to add to their "Bringing the Hill to You" website. I am glad that I could keep the community close to Holy Cross through making our favorite pictures of campus available for others to use in their Zoom classes.
April 2020 -
Others
Transitioning to Online Learning - Staff Perspective
After classes at Holy Cross shifted to an online format, I reached out to a member of the Office of Student Affairs to collect a staff member's perspective on the transition to remote learning. I put her responses into an article for The Spire.
April 2020 -
Articles
Transitioning to Online Learning - Faculty Perspective
I interviewed one of my professors through email about his experience adjusting his formerly in-person class to an online format. I incorporated his responses into an article for The Spire.
April 2020 -
Articles
"Inspiring Comfort" at Holy Cross
An article I wrote before the college closed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Published online later in the month. The topic of comfort in times of difficulty was very relevant. I am glad I attended the event about what we can learn from comfort dogs - the tips that our guest Jen Marr shared were useful.
March 2020 -
Articles
Study Abroad Blog - Rome, Fall 2019
I studied at Temple University Rome from September 2 to December 21, 2019! I shared my experience on my semester-long study abroad blog. I put my photography skills to use by including plenty of pictures and even a few videos to make my adventures come to life for my viewers.
December 2019 -
Publications
Fundraiser for QuestaèRoma
During my semester abroad, I had the honor of meeting Susanna Twumwah, an activist who helps marginalized groups in Rome advocate for inclusion in Italian society. She lead a stirring discussion on Race in Italy that inspired me to do more for the community. I worked with the Temple University Rome administration to create my own fundraser for QuestaèRoma, the organization Susanna works for. I collected donations in exchange for prints of my favorite photographs and raised 320 euros (roughly $350) for QuestaèRoma. With this money, the organization can attend more events and help more people advocate for a more inclusive future in Rome.
December 2019 -
Others
Effects of General and Specific Language on Assigning Major to Gender
Project for my Research Methods course (PSYC 201) at Holy Cross. I worked with two of my classmates to create material for a project that analyzed whether college students were more likely to categorize people in vignettes as STEM majors if the characters were described in larger groups (i.e., "boys" or "girls"). We analyzed data with SPSS (a data-analysis program) and did not find significant differences between the number or gender of the characters in our stories. We presented these findings at the psychology department's 34th Research Colloquium.
May 2019 -
Research Projects
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