As a psychology major at Wake Forest, my academic journey is complemented by a rich palette of interests including photography, music, and badminton, where I proudly serve as the club president. My role in campus life extends beyond the classroom, as I delve into the intersection of technology and human behavior, a passion ignited by my experience in the IT department at Ernst & Young. This unique blend of interests and experiences shapes my perspective on how technology can influence and enhance our understanding of psychological principles.My off-campus endeavors are marked by a dynamic interplay of my skills and passions. At Ernst & Young, working in the IT department, I not only honed my technical acumen but also developed a keen understanding of how technology solutions can drive business efficiency and improve user experiences. This professional experience, coupled with my engagement in photography, badminton, and music, reflects my commitment to leveraging technology to tell compelling stories, foster community, and create impactful experiences.With a foundation in psychology, enriched by hands-on IT experience at Ernst & Young, and fueled by my varied interests, I am now exploring opportunities where I can intersect these areas. My aspiration is to delve deeper into how technology, particularly in fields like artificial intelligence and user experience design, can be applied to psychological research, therapeutic tools, and enhancing the inclusivity and accessibility of sports and arts. I am eager to contribute to and grow in an environment that values innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the power of technology to positively impact human well-being.