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.
I am to use computational methods to interrogate healthcare and social systems, identify areas for improvement, and contribute to policy that addresses disparite outcomes.
My goal as a scientist is to contribute an interdisciplinary perspective to an emerging field by producing verifiable and rigorous models and proposals that can reshape the conversation around public health.
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