Neuroscience · Northwestern University
A neuroscience student, certified EMT, and advocate for neurodiversity — bridging science, education, and community impact at Northwestern University.
I'm a neuroscience student at Northwestern University, where I've earned Dean's List recognition every quarter. My academic path began at Emory University's Oxford College, where I graduated with a 4.0 GPA, and my interests have since deepened into understanding the brain, behavior, and the biological systems that shape them.
As a Nationally Registered EMT, I've developed a grounded, hands-on perspective on medicine and patient care that complements my laboratory training. My research experience includes working with USC's Kim Lab on patient data for a nHx history study, and I hold CITI certification in Human Research — Biomedical.
Outside the lab, I'm deeply committed to neurodiversity advocacy. I co-founded Neurodiversity 101 following a Stanford Neurodiversity Project camp in 2022, and I've presented at the Stanford Neurodiversity Summit for an audience of educators, practitioners, and families. I believe science is most powerful when it's paired with inclusive community-building.
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