I am a Southern California native who loves navigating the intersection of data, healthcare, and community. My academic journey began at Northwestern University, where I dove deep into the complexities of Neuroscience, Data Science, and Global Health Studies, building an analytical foundation for solving intricate human problems. This drive brought me to Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business for the MQM program, where I have blended technical insights with leadership. At Fuqua, I actively stay involved in our community as an Admissions Ambassador and Class Judicial Representative under MQM: BA. Following graduation, I am heading to the University of Michigan to start medical school and begin my training as a doctor.
As a future physician-innovator, my goal is to bridge the gap between complex data systems and empathetic, patient-centered clinical care. I believe that the future of medicine relies on leaders who can transform raw datasets into actionable global health strategies while never losing sight of the human stories behind the numbers. Whether I am analyzing medical data or cultivating a supportive environment for my peers, my leadership philosophy centers on creating spaces where people feel valued and empowered to thrive.
Outside of the classroom and the clinic, I am a huge foodie who is always hunting down the next great hole-in-the-wall spot, making Yelp the most-used app on my phone. I have a passion for storytelling, media, and athletic competition, which draws me to podcasting and watching/playing sports, especially basketball. Above all, I love bringing people together—you can usually find me hosting intense Catan nights with my Fuqua buddies.
