Boston, Massachusetts, United States
“You have to learn to follow your dreams — but don’t stop there. Strive to achieve them.” - Ronald E. McNair
Student Researcher in the SaxeLab Project: Identifying the social and neural mechanisms of asymmetric coordination across anxiety subtypes - Yellow Badge Trained - Working in the MIT Athinoula A. Martinos Imaging Center
Partner with Health Professions advising staff in the Career Education Department and provide Wellesley Students with guidance and feedback on preparing for and applying to patient-facing medical careers, including, but not limited to, medical and dental schools. This position also includes mentoring current PreMed Scholars at Wellesley College.
Research assistant in Professor Jennie Pyers' Language and Cognitive Development Lab, and worked on the Oral Deaf Interaction Project. My role involved analyzing video interactions between deaf dyads to advance research on the oral deaf community. I utilized software tools such as ELAN and Qualtrics in my work. In this role I completed a presentation at the Wellesley College 2025 Ruhlman conference.
Shadowed Dr. Jennie Pyer's research team's weekly lab meetings and would help as an experimenter when an experiment took place. Her lab focuses on language and cognitive development.