I am a devoted neuroscience researcher deeply committed to advancing neurorehabilitation and improving the lives of individuals impacted by neurological conditions. I am currently pursuing a Master's in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta with the primary goal of bridging the gap between neuroscience research and its practical applications in the field of neurorehabilitation. Alongside my academic pursuits, I maintain a strong connection to the world of tennis. I have transitioned from professional competition to coaching, amassing over a decade of experience at clubs across Canada. Notably, I had the honor of serving as the former captain of the University of Calgary Dinos Tennis team. I had the privilege of not only representing my university, but also leading our team to success. Tennis has been a lifelong passion, offering both inspiration and opportunities for leadership.I have been actively involved in community volunteering, supporting individuals with both physical and intellectual disabilities. My roles have encompassed coaching and promoting inclusive connections. Additionally, I have contributed to various initiatives that promote inclusivity through sports and fostering friendships. These experiences have reinforced my commitment to making a positive impact within our community.I am looking forward to connecting with individuals who share my enthusiasm for neurorehabilitation, healthcare, and education in the field of neuroscience. Together, we can work to make a meaningful impact in the realm of neurological recovery and rehabilitation.