
Dedicated public health sophomore driven to understand and challenge systemic barriers impacting women and marginalized communities. Seeking opportunities to contribute to inclusive, community-driven initiatives that promote equity, empowerment, and access for all.
Nominated by faculty and selected for:
Presidential Scholarship
Recipient of the highest merit scholarship awarded by Hood College.
Hood College Honors Program
Member of a highly selective interdisciplinary, seminar-style program emphasizing critical thinking, collaborative writing and projects, inclusive leadership, and global perspectives.
Montgomery Scholars Program
Awarded a full two-year scholarship through a selective interdisciplinary program emphasizing global perspectives, critical thinking, and self-discipline.
Paul Peck Humanities Institute Internship
Recipient of a stipend from the Library of Congress for assisting with Library of Congress events and supporting a researcher at the John W. Kluge Center on a monograph examining the development of the United States Pension Bureau.