During her junior year, she was an intern at the Wellesley Centers for Women. Her research focused on the exploitations that unlicensed live-in domestic workers face and ways to support and protect their rights. On campus, Yanqing is a Student Co-coordinator for the Wellesley First-Generation and Low-Income Network, a Co-coordinator for the Civic Engagement Alternative Break program, and a Knapp Fellow for the WGST department. She is a native Mandarin and Cantonese speaker, and has a working proficiency of Korean.
