- 1st. National Vice President of the Screen Actors Guild. National Vice President of the AFL-CIO
- She joined the Screen Actors Guild in 1968, and joined the guild's board in the mid-1970s. Among the groups she co-founded was SAG's Ethnic Employment Opportunities Committee. She helped negotiate SAG's contractual clause that called for a more realistic representation of minorities.
- Between 1995 and 2001 she was the first Asian-Pacific American to hold the position of national vice president of the AFL-CIO. In 2009, the Screen Actors Guild honored her with the Ralph Morgan Award.
- She hosted and produced shows at KTLA-TV Channel 5, and worked in the Los Angeles Cultural Affairs department.
- She changed her name on the advice of an acting coach.
- She studied music at the University of Colorado, but left before getting a degree.
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