Mentoring
Throughout my training at Princeton University, Washington University, and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School, I have served as the primary mentor to three undergraduate researchers and have directly supervised several graduate students and technicians.
In addition, I have been a “Near Peer” mentor for an NSF-funded REU in biophysics, providing career development and guidance to visiting students over several summers. Additionally, I served as a personal and professional mentor for eight LGBT+ students through my role as a “Q'nnections” leader.