I am a recent graduate of Whittier College. I graduated with my bachelors, double majoring in environmental science and environmental health. I also double minored in public health and biology. I am passionate about the intersections of climate science and public health, and the challenges that climate change presents to human health. I have experience working in a clinical environment where I provided hands on care as a Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurses Assistant. I also have experience working in a laboratory setting during my time as a chemistry stockroom technician and research assistant. During my time as a CDC John R. Lewis Scholar, I assisted with teaching youth about climate health and conducted a research project that I presented at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, GA.