Driven by a lifelong fascination with science, I constantly question and explore STEM. My intense curiosity thrives in academics, community service, and extracurriculars. High school achievements include Girls Scout Gold Award, US Congressional Gold Award, High Honors in US Naval Sea Cadets recruitment, three 1st Places in History, Science, and Art, JV Volleyball Team Captain, selection for the US Naval Academy STEM Program, National Honor Society membership since sophomore year, and Investigative Aid for The Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco’s Bureau of Law Enforcement. I strive to exceed expectations. My life goals center on science, currently focusing on forensic science and biology linked to our justice system. My primary goal is to become a forensic biologist or pathologist. I aim to excel academically, build a fulfilling career in forensic pathology, and make novel discoveries. My passion lies in the intersection of forensic science and justice, recognizing the critical role of precise science in evidence analysis. I've been accepted early with Honors to Ohio Northern University (ONU) to study biology with chemistry and criminal justice minors. Spatial biology's ability to reveal cellular interactions and tissue organization within their natural context fascinates me, offering a deeper understanding of evidence at both macro and micro levels. I believe I am a strong candidate, dedicated to contributing knowledge that fosters justice and a more peaceful, life-valuing world.