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Cornell University
Cornell University
Brooks School of Public Policy
Brooks School of Public Policy
I am a recent graduate from Cornell University! I majored in Health Care Policy in the Brooks School of Public Policy. I completed an honors thesis, advised by Profs. Sharon Sassler, Peter Rich, and Jamie Budnick. In addition, I plan on pursuing a joint MD/PhD in Sociology.
Classes Taken
Classes Taken
Freshman Year
Freshman Year
FA21:
FA21:
BIOG 1445: Autotutorial Comparative Anatomy and Physiology
CHEM 2070: General Chemistry I
ECON 1110: Introductory Microeconomics
ENGL 1158:Â FWS: Asian American Food Writing
PAM 2350: The U.S. Healthcare System
SP22:
SP22:
BIOG 1500: Investigative Biology Lab
CHEM 2080: General Chemistry II
MATH 1106: Modeling with Calculus for the Life Sciences
PAM 2000: Intermediate Microeconomics
ROMS 1114: FWS: Semiotics
Sophomore Year
Sophomore Year
FA22:
FA22:
BIOMG 1350: Cell and Developmental Biology
CHEM 3570: Organic Chemistry for the Life Sciences I
EDUC 2410: The Art of Teaching
PAM 2101: Statistics for PAM Majors
PAM 2250: Social Problems in the US
SP23
SP23
CHEM 3580: Organic Chemistry for the Life Science II
PAM 3100: Multiple Regressioin
PAM 3870: Economic Evaluations of Health Care
PAM 4160: Ethnography of Poverty and Inequality
SOC 4120: Health and Social Context
Junior Year
Junior Year
FA23:
FA23:
CHEM 2510: Introduction to Experimental Organic Chemistry
NS 3200: Introduction to Human Biochemistry
PHYS 2207: Fundamentals of Physics I
PUBPOL 3120: Research Design, Practice, and Policy
PUBPOL 4000: Directed Readings
PUBPOL 4030: Teaching Apprenticeship
SP24:
SP24:
HD 3455: On Being Social
NS 3410: Human Anatomy and Physiology
PHYS 2208: Fundamentals of Physics II
PUBPOL 2030: Population and Public Policy
PUBPOL 4990: Honors Program
Senior Year
Senior Year
FA24:
FA24:
SP25:
SP25:
Meinig Family Cornell National Scholars
Meinig Family Cornell National Scholars
At Cornell, I was a Meinig Family Cornell National Scholar, part of a select group representing less than two percent of the Cornell undergraduate population. The program recognizes outstanding leadership, academic excellence, and a commitment to serving the communities in which they live.
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