A strong passion for learning and exploration drives my academic and professional pursuits. My time as a research assistant at the Karolinska Institute focused on behavioral neuroscience, where I help to design and evaluate experiments to study frustration. Similarly, my collaborative undergraduate research at Davidson College examined political incongruence and self-censorship in digital spaces.

My interdisciplinary interests extend to literature, gender studies, and media analysis, allowing me to engage critically with complex topics and apply diverse methodologies to problem-solving.

My academic journey has been shaped by international experiences that have broadened my perspective and adaptability. At Davidson College, I pursued a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and English while engaging in rigorous coursework across disciplines.

Studying abroad at DIS Copenhagen, I explored European Clinical Psychology, traveling to Aarhus and Vienna to understand real-world applications. Additionally, my coursework at Charles University in Prague deepened my knowledge of Social Psychology, providing me with a global lens on human behavior and cognition.

I have developed a diverse skill set that includes content strategy, research design, data analysis, and digital communication. My experience with tools like Microsoft Office Suite, R programming, Qualtrics, and Canva allows me to manage content effectively and drive engagement.

Additionally, my leadership roles as a Resident Advisor and Peer Academic Coach have honed my ability to mentor, collaborate, and provide structured guidance, while my research background has strengthened my analytical and problem-solving skills