I recently graduated with a bachelor's degree in Cognitive Neuroscience from Washington University in St. Louis, where I was involved in various research projects, student organizations, and mentoring programs. My honors thesis focused on exploring the behavioral and mechanistic dynamics of fentanyl withdrawal, a lethal drug that is responsible for countless overdoses nationwide. I presented my findings at multiple conferences and symposiums, and I have received awards for academic excellence and community service. My passion for community service and global health led me to join GlobeMed at WashU, where I have held various leadership roles, including Co-President and Director of Community Building. I have also participated in a summer internship with Uganda Development & Health Associates, where I learned about the challenges and opportunities of grassroots health initiatives. Currently, I am a Network Coordinator at GlobeMed, a global health organization that partners with grassroots groups to improve the health and well-being of marginalized communities. In this role, I support logistics, administrative support, connection, learning, and mentorship for 25+ GlobeMed chapters at universities across the nation. I am also a certified patient care technician/associate/nurse technician (CPCT/CPCA/CNT) with experience working at St. Louis Children's Hospital, where I provided quality care and assistance to patients, nurses, and families.Through my work and studies, I have developed skills in community engagement, operations management, and project management. I am passionate about community, healthcare, fitness, poetry, history, psychology and neuroscience.