What Clubs/Activities are you involved in?

Weill Ithaca Network, Brain Exercise Initiative, Big Red Ambassadors, Research Assistant in the Affect and Cognition Lab, TA for BIOMG 2800 (Genetics) and BIOMG 3300 (Biochemistry), and Employer Relations Student Associate at Cornell Career Network.

What is your favorite thing about Cornell?

Beautiful scenery (especially in the fall) and a great community of people!

Why is Arts and Sciences a great fit for you?

Arts & Sciences allows me to pursue an interdisciplinary major and encourages me to take a variety of classes beyond my major/pre-med classes.

What are your go-to campus resources? How did you discover them?

Cornell Career Network offers a lot of career help and other resources like quiet interview rooms, etc. I discovered it after starting to work here! Learning Strategies Center offers courses and general help with lots of introductory classes like chemistry, biology, math, etc. I signed up for the Canvas course as a first-yea for my intro science classes.

What is one piece of advice or something you wish you had known when you were applying?

Research what Cornell has to offer and try to explore what resources/programs/activities etc. you would be interested in or see yourself joining!

How did you find your friends and community at Cornell?

Joining clubs/organizations and saying hi to people I see frequently!

What inspires you?

Learning about other people's passions and my goal of one day treating and working with patients as a physician!

What is your favorite class so far and why?

PUBPOl 2350- The US Healthcare System. As a premed, I've found it super enlightening and useful to understand how the healthcare system works and how physicians might be able to play a role in healthcare reform and sustainability.

Cognitive Science is really interdisciplinary, so I get to explore a variety of academic fields, including humanities subjects that I wouldn't get to otherwise as a premed student.

What is your academic passion?

Cognitive Science is really interdisciplinary, so I get to explore a variety of academic fields, including humanities subjects that I wouldn't get to otherwise as a premed student.

What makes the Cornell experience unique?

Cornell truly offers so much in classes, activities, and programs that allow you to fully explore your academic and extracurricular interests to the fullest capacity, whether in Ithaca or abroad.

What are your plans after graduation?

I plan to go to medical school and become a physician one day!

Tell us about your favorite place to study.

Olin Library and the Music Library

Tell us about your favorite spot on campus or in Ithaca.

Ithaca Falls, Purity Ice Cream, and Tacos CDMX!

When you were applying, why did you choose Cornell?

Cornell has a robust academic program for pre-med, and lots of classes and activities I was interested in taking and joining! Also, I liked the idea of being in a tight-knit, small college town.

Where is your go-to place to eat on campus, and what is your favorite thing to order?

Trillium! Lots of options to choose from, including burrito/taco bowls, burgers, Wok, salads, pizza, quesadillas, and more. My personal favorite is quesadillas.

Tell us about your favorite thing to do in Ithaca?

Get coffee with friends and talk take a walk! There are so many beautiful trails and parks in Ithaca/nearby that are awesome to explore!

Tell us about your favorite Cornell memory?

Sitting on the slope and enjoying sunsets in the summer and fall when the weather is warm

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