- Working in research focused understanding sex and age differences in immune responses, and in susceptibility to pathogens and diseases, specifically HIV as a part of the Pathway to Junior Scientist Program

- Collaborated with Dr. Jamil Bhanji in the study titled “Remote Measure of Affective Responses in Smokers and Non-Smokers” under the guidance of Dr. Delgado-Created various surveys and coded tasks for the study using Psychopy and was directly involved in data compiling and analysis in R-Studio.-Directly involved in the participant recruitment process and running participants through tasks while in the fMRI machine.-Winner of the Dean’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship for work on this project-Second Place Winner of RU-N Research Week

Facilitated engaging and interactive recitation sessions for organic chemistry I and II students, fostering a deep understanding of complex concepts.

-Project ACHIEVE builds awareness around HIV prevention by developing, organizing, and implementing community education programs and workshops.-Specifically working on a phase 1 clinical trial HIV vaccine

-Medical Interpreter at Kirby Forensic Psychiatric Hospital

-Acted as Co-Author of two Psychiatric Investigations where I formed and reviewed two case-reports under the guidance of Dr. Korenis-Presented two different Psychology posters virtually at the New York State PsychologicalAssociation

-Accompanied Dr. Ali Danesh while he engaged in many activities of the lab associated with the topic of advancing our understanding of the relationship between HIV and the human immune system – primarily cytotoxic T-cells and natural killer cells.