Spending 11 years of my life living abroad in Venezuela and Kuwait, I grew incredibly interested in how cultural differences impact the quality of health care individuals receive. I am currently pursuing a major degree in Neuroscience with a double minor in Botany and Psychology. Through these studies I developed a profound understanding of the interconnectedness of the mind and body, basic biopsychology concepts, and a foundation for future higher medical education. The world we live in is one founded upon human connection and the ability to prosper as a collective. I consider myself an advocate of exploring bounds that have yet been explored. Through the array of classes I have taken, I have been exposed to interdisciplinary concepts that help to answer larger questions surrounding public health and equity of health care at a global level. I am passionate about creating a world where no matter cultural background, physical location, or socioeconomic status, all individuals have access to a basic human right; healthcare.