Jonjei Ku

Jonjei Ku is a UCSD student from Warren College, majoring in Human Biology. He can recit 101+ digits of pi on a good day and volunteers in an on-campus research lab focusing on understanding and discovering novel, therapeutic measures to effectively treat head and neck cancer stem cells. -JK-

History
As a child, Jonjei was always top of his class. This remained true throughout elementary and middle school. He enjoyed being known as the smartest and most popular student in the world until one day, he started hearing rumors about a girl named Christine Diao who people were saying could endlessly recite the digits of pi. He decided he needed to start intensive training to one-up Christine, so he secluded himself in the Appalachian mountains for a year to study. To his horror, Jonjei returned to civilization only to find out that Christine had simply been mumbling random numbers the entire time.-anonymous contributor-

Starting as a freshman in high school, Jonjei started his involvement with Tzu-Chi (TC) as a Tzu-Shao in the Northwest Region (CA). Upon matriculating into the University of California San Diego (UCSD) he sought to continue his involvement with TC through UCSD's Tzu Ching collegiate branch. His favorite part about UCSD Tzu Ching is the opportunity to volunteer alongside fellow, civic-minded undergraduates who share a common passion for giving back to the community. -JK-

His best friends include Eugene Lee -EL-

Would date again. Highly recommend. 10/10

Positions

 * 3-in-1 Team Lead (2014-2015)
 * External Secretary (2013-2014)