I'm Matthew Hun — UCLA Public Health student, e-commerce founder, and campus finance lead, headed toward regulatory affairs in pharma & biotech.
I believe the systems behind medicine matter as much as the science. By day I study public health at UCLA — by night I run Sleeved, a trading card business with 1,500+ orders shipped. The throughline: getting good things to people, safely.
Currently a Departmental Intern at the UCLA Community Programs Office and Director of Finance of SEP at UCLA, UCLA's premier entrepreneurship organization.
Long-term: regulatory affairs — the discipline that moves safe, effective therapies from lab to life.
Customer service and team leadership on the floor of a high-volume resale store in Fresno — clear communication, composure under pressure, and positive team morale.
Ran the register and fitted customers at Fleet Feet Vermont, building deep knowledge of foot anatomy, gait, and running footwear. Ranked top of Myagi training.
Lead budgeting & financial operations for UCLA's premier entrepreneurship organization. Selected 1 of 10 from 236 applicants; $12K+ profit across 5 micro-ventures in 10 weeks.
Promote sustainability & wellness to 50–100+ UCLA students through workshops and campus outreach; liaison between brand and student community.
Collaborate with the CKI Trustee to plan international service initiatives; contribute to program development and advocacy for global partners including UNICEF.
Four years of Key Club International — from member to Lieutenant Governor to chartering a brand-new club.
Increased divisional service hours by 200% from the previous term to 3,000+; built new and stronger connections with local community groups.
Founded and chartered the 6th-ever Key Club in Vermont, bringing Key Club International to a brand-new group of students.
Endorsed by the California-Nevada-Hawaii District Board to run for Key Club International Vice President; also endorsed by the New England & Bermuda District for International Trustee.
500+ service hours across four years, including District Convention Committee roles — secretary, scripting, sponsorship, and member education.