MY STORY

I began my undergraduate education at Dartmouth College, where I walked in determined to better understand the mechanisms of human behavior through Neuroscience. I then discovered Geography, especially Human Geography (the study of the interactions people, cultures, and societies with place and space), and Human-Centered Design. These two fields became my major and minor, respectively, and I became fascinated with their interdisciplinary natures and the intersections between the two. However, I realized I wanted to craft a different experience for the rest of my college education, and decided, after a lot of thought, that coming to Brown was a good move for who I am right now and for who I want to be. Here, I am studying Public Policy so I can explore a lot of different areas — such as Anthropology, History, and Sociology — and apply these to creating real, well-designed, systemic solutions.

 

I am very excited to be a part of Design@Brown and engage with people who are passionate about design and explore it in such amazingly different, yet connected ways.

 

Please come talk to me about design in any sense, your path in college, or design work post-college, or whatever’s on your mind. I’d love to get to know you!