PGSO represents the graduate student body of the philosophy department. As the president, I organized the annual graduate student meeting, foresaw the selection of all other service positions, and served as the main liaison between faculty and graduate students throughout the academic year.

WAGM group brings together women and gender minorities in the philosophy department and serves as a supportive network. In 2021 - 2022, I served as the coordinator and I organized the WAGM talk, where a philosopher that graduate members of the group selected come to give a talk and spend time with the WAGM members. I also organized the annual brunch for WAGM faculty and graduate students in addition to several informal meetings for graduate student members. In 2016 - 2017, I organized working paper meetings for the graduate members of the WAGM group.​​​

MAP is an organization that aims to increase diversity in the profession and has more than 170 chapters around the world. In 2018, when the MAP chapter in our department was about to close, I stepped in and revitalized the chapter. In addition to initiating an annual MAP speaker event and a formal MAP dinner funded by the department, I organized a workshop for graduate students and faculty where Chinese graduate students taught us how to pronounce Chinese names. The workshop was a success as it was well attended and participants reported that they felt more comfortable pronouncing their students' names after the workshop. It also served as a reparative case for linguistic justice since for a moment we reversed linguistic authority roles in the department.​​​​

As one of the co-organizers of the Syracuse University Philosophy Graduate Conference, I was responsible for planning the entire conference - from distributing the call for papers to handling the review process and coordinating the speaker's trips and hosting and to making sure that all goes smoothly.