What is your favorite Emory tradition?

Wonderful Wednesdays is an Emory tradition that encourages students to interact with other students and their initiatives. I find this tradition particularly valuable because it has taught me so much about the student clubs and my friends' passions. The free food, random trivia, and merch also make this event super unique!

My favorite thing to do in Atlanta is...

Exploring all the restaurants and cafe hopping with my friends! Atlanta has a really great Asian food scene, so there is always a new restaurant or cuisine to discover.

On a random day, you're most likely to find me….

Studying somewhere with natural lighting and a good level of background noise! (The community spaces in Cox Hall are usually perfect)

What has been your most impactful class?

Spirit in the Age of Science (REL 200) taught me the value of a liberal arts education by encouraging interdisciplinary thinking and inquiry. This course equipped me to approach the world from a multiplicity of lenses, allowing me to construct a more nuanced and holistic understanding of the issues that I'm most passionate about.

I'm passionate about...

Model United Nations Speech & Debate Public Health Video Games Cooking & Baking Traveling and Learning Learning Languages Hiking Reading cafe hopping Law

I'm involved with...

Emory Helps Guatemala Residence Life Sophomore Advisor Health and Development in Guatemala Residence Hall Association Research Assistant James Weldon Johnson Institute