Researcher at the intersection of computer science, public health, and policy. I use data-driven and community-informed approaches to address health inequities.
I'm a double-major in Computer Science and Science, Technology & Society (Biomedical Concentration) at NC State University. My work combines computational and statistical methods with applied experience in policy development, health systems research, and cross-cultural collaboration.
As a Fulbright UK Summer Institute participant at King's College London, Goodnight Scholar, Greenhouse Scholar, and co-founder of a national nonprofit, I'm driven by the belief that technology should serve the communities that need it most.
GPA: 3.86/4.00 • Minors in Biological Sciences, Genetics, and Mathematics
First Class Honours (74%) • Modern Britain: Institutions, Power, and People
GPA: 4.7/4.0 (weighted) • AP Scholar with Distinction • Governor's School Guest Speaker
Computational epidemiology, health equity, and interdisciplinary approaches to public health systems.
Evaluated county-level social determinants of health associations with breast, lung, and colorectal cancer across 100 NC counties using OLS, Ridge, and LASSO regression models. Identified educational attainment as a consistent protective factor and produced actionable findings for NC public health policymakers.
Investigated hormonal effects on anterior cruciate ligament tissue using an in vitro porcine model of pre-pubescent female development. Found progesterone has a greater effect on proteoglycan expression in ACL fibroblasts than estrogen.
Full-stack optimization of a multi-state software system for novel clinical electroporation devices. Resolved multithreading security bugs, implemented fail-safe protocols, and redesigned separate clinician and researcher UIs reducing interaction from 12 clicks to 3.
Comprehensive policy analysis evaluating three alternative approaches to sustaining telehealth access for Medicaid recipients following expiration of federal COVID-era waivers. Synthesized evidence showing telehealth reduces mortality by up to 56% for chronic-condition patients in rural populations.
Co-founded nonprofit providing computing education to under-resourced high school students. Oversee two chapters across multiple states with 64 active members.
450+ students served in first yearFounded initiative to educate youth about homelessness while dismantling stereotypes. Scaled project county-wide through partnerships with businesses, schools, and organizations.
Featured on FOX8 NewsServed on council of 25 students to allocate $10,000 in grants to youth-led community projects. Led grant review and promoted funding opportunities across Guilford County.
Created adaptive game plans for athletes across skill levels. Fostered an inclusive environment and served as a role model for young women in sports.
Interested in collaborating on research, discussing public health policy, or just want to say hello?
I'm always open to discussing research collaborations, policy work, mentorship, or opportunities that align with my interests in computational public health and equity.