Leading the Future:
"Through research, I hope to make climate science more accurate, but also more meaningful,
especially for those most directly impacted by it. I hope to ask better questions,
challenge assumptions, and encourage underrepresented people to see themselves in
STEM."
Why did you become a Simons STEM Scholar?:
"I chose to become a Simons STEM Scholar because the staff, scholars, and others affiliated
with the program genuinely want to see us succeed. It is the ideal environment to
learn and grow in."
What would you say to someone who is applying?:
"Your passion will speak for itself. So long as you are true to yourself and your
goals, you will succeed no matter where you end up. Make the most of every opportunity!"
Research Experiences:
Fall 2024 - National Society of Black Physicists & National Society of Hispanic Physicists
(NSBPxNSHP) ConferenceSpring 2025 - Stony Brook University: Under Dr. Christopher
Wolfe on "El Nino Phenomenon in Idealized Earth System Model, Ridge"Summer 2025 -
Hampton University under Dr. William B. Moore on "The Effect of Lithospheric Buoyancy
on Plate Breakage"
