A driven student at the University of New Hampshire's College of Health and Human Services, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy and a minor in Disability Studies. A Hamel Scholar and member of the Hamel Honors and Scholars College, GPA 3.83. Currently in my junior year, with a long-term goal of obtaining my doctorate. First gaining experience as a practicing OT and eventually becoming a college professor. I volunteer as a Dean’s Ambassador and Peer Mentor supporting all students. I am dedicated to community service through Girls on the Run and Healthy Kids Running, and I also participate in GIVE Club and Intramural Sports. I am an active member in SOTA, NHOTA, and AOTA, reflecting my passion for advocacy. I was the 2024 Health Innovation Ideathon winner for my app MindMatch. I work at the Center for Digital Health and Innovation, and as a Home Health Aide. I hold certifications in Managing Seizures with IDD, Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia, Medicine Training/Administration, and CPR. I live with non-visible disabilities, yet I embrace challenges, proving that barriers do not define me. Graduated high school, NH Scholar, 4.4467 GPA. Earning, US President’s Gold Academic Excellence, Principal’s Leadership/Faculty Excellence, and US Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete. Recognized for, Bitter Injustice Project, World War II Japanese Encampment Art, 1st chair violin orchestra and Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership State Award.