It was like Christmas morning for my sister when she first got an accessible reading app designed for people with print disabilities. I have seen my sister struggle with using the default version of online texts, getting frustrated that she sometimes cannot access online materials. At USC, I pursue the intersection of computer science, business, and accessibility. As a Computer Science and Business Administration major, I seek to intersect my passions for computer science and business with representation and creativity. My overarching passion and goal is to intersect STEM with my entrepreneurial and creative toolkit to create a more diverse, representative, and accessible future. Using my college degree, I aim to engineer a better, more accessible world. I am motivated by my sister’s experiences of struggling to use inaccessible applications to build accessible technology consulting the people with print disabilities community. I pursue this goal today as Outreach Chair at TOM USC, a USC student organization dedicated to engineering and designing personalized solutions for people with disabilities at USC and in the greater LA area. I co-organized a toddler mobility trainer build-a-thon in Pasadena, where we built eight wheelchairs for toddlers. Further, as a Selected Student Member at USC Diversity and Inclusion Council, I represent 40,000+ USC students in guiding USC’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. I leverage my accessibility-first perspective and experience to ensure all USC students are empowered to thrive. My passion for accessibility extends into the fields of civics and STEM. My experiences as a daughter of Indonesian immigrants growing up in Wisconsin fueled my desire to make civics accessible to all Americans. I have volunteered 500+ hours in civics education advocacy and research efforts, leading me to be a 2x Presidential Volunteer Service Award Gold Winner. I am the first & corresponding author on a study exploring the effectiveness of discourse-based civic activities on polarization, civic engagement, and topic comprehension. I presented the study’s results as an invited speaker at the College Board's 2023 AP Annual Conference in Seattle and three international research conferences. I am an undergraduate research assistant at USC Information Sciences Institute under Dr. Emilio Ferrara, volunteering with the lab. I conduct AI and CS research to collect, analyze, and democratize access to social media and political ad data during the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election. I have presented to hundreds of students nationwide as a 2x Invited Speaker at College Board’s BigFuture Live about my experiences taking an interdisciplinary and creative approach to STEM to show there’s no singular way to approach STEM. I am the Co-Director of Corporate Relations at USC Women in Computing to empower women in computer science at USC through professional development and recruiting opportunities, and I am the COO at STEM Without Boundaries in a volunteering capacity, where I coordinated outreach and invited 15+ organizations for the 2022 K-8 STEM Carnival in Novi, MI with 900+ registrants. Winning the Our Destiny Our Future Scholarship will allow me to pursue my interdisciplinary goals in the future with a much larger impact–to build accessible and representative apps, businesses, and media. At USC, I am given the toolkit to make my own stories, businesses, and technology through creativity and entrepreneurship. I am ready to pioneer a more accessible future, and Our Destiny Our Future Scholarship's support would directly enable me to innovate a more accessible, diverse, and representative future today.