Founded organization, with inaugural conference in March of 2021; forged partnerships with 15 pre-health organizations across 36 countries, led board of 30, and offered pre-professional and advancement of health/equity events for 3300+ attendees from over 100 countries. More information at https://www.huworldprehealthconference.org/

Performed policy analysis, evidence gathering, and advising for how to improve the UK healthcare system as part of the UK government. Analyzed how NICE, the NHS, and the UK healthcare system can best work with the new Labour government. Created policy proposals and briefs, wrote a final report outlining recommendations for NICE and the Department of Health and Social Care, and worked in a team directly overseen by the Chief Executive of the institution.

Researched computational epidemiology and diagnostics, particularly with regards to COVID-19 and health patterns in the lab of Pardis Sabeti. Supported by the Harvard College Research Program, PRISE, and Herchel Smith Fellowships.

Leading chapter activities, communications, and initiatives. Oversaw premedical peer advising/mentoring program, instituting programs that led to 8x engagement during COVID-19 pandemic. Founded and led a campus-wide Diagnosis Case Studies event and committee to provide medical case studies to students interested in medicine/research. Event and work enthusiastically endorsed by Lisa Sanders, renowned New York Times columnist and star of the Netflix series Diagnosis.

Organizing campus-wide initiatives for increasing knowledge and support for Global Health initiatives, including a care package fundraiser for the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health (MAMH), an inaugural intercollegiate World Health Day event, and new global health professional student mentorship programs.

Overseeing and conducting extensive outreach and research on speakers to organize keynotes, panels, and workshops for the National Collegiate Research Conference (world's largest student-run research conference) and the Harvard Science Research Conference. Facilitated ten major keynotes in the 2020-21 school year, including with the Editor-in-Chief of Nature Magdalena Skipper, National Medal of Science Recipient and American Physical Society President Sylvester James Gates, Jr., and Nobel Laureate Michael Rosbash. Brought the National Collegiate Research Conference to the highest levels of levels of attendance and attendee fulfillment in its decade-long history.

Conducted research on epidemiological patterns of COVID-19, specifically identifying relationships between key socioeconomic factors and access to essential food/medical services. In particular, utilizing R and Python to create hierarchical linear models and writing paper on significant findings showing linkage between socioeconomic inequality and resource access patterns as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Presented proposal to Science Department Head, Principal, and Director of Activities in Junior Year, wrote 9-page chapter constitution & application, organized service projects to conduct monthly water-testing with the Colorado Department of Wildlife, provide science tutoring, outreach to elementary students, and pick up trash before school. In two years, grew organization to one of the largest clubs on campus.

Formulated and implemented math teaching curriculum for middle and high school students in addition to guidance/training on math competitions for students.

Co-Vice President (Junior Year), Chairman of Outreach Committee (Sophomore Year), 3 Year Inducted Member. Spearheaded Music Department service program to perform for elementary school students, volunteered in Pit Orchestra for school musical, played violin for 7 years.