From international science competitions to civic retreats and Model UN committees — advocating for science, equity, and evidence-based policy at every level. Open to speaking opportunities.
As a member of Ohio State's Model UN team through the Collegiate Council on World Affairs (CCWA), I compete in collegiate-level MUN conferences — researching complex global issues, drafting policy positions, and negotiating multilateral resolutions in committee.
My work in MUN sits alongside my engineering and research training: I'm interested not just in building technical solutions, but in the policy architecture that determines whether those solutions reach the people who need them.
Connect on Policy Work →Open to speaking invitations from academic institutions, conferences, civic organizations, and youth programs.
Navigating independent research, ISEF, and the science fair pipeline — from first project to national stage.
Microbial fuel cells, tidal energy, and the future of decentralized, accessible clean power.
Dark oxygen production, the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, and the stakes of international seabed mining governance.
Why resource gaps in STEM education compound over time — and what the FairGame model offers as a response.
The intersection of technical expertise and policy advocacy — why engineers need to be in the room.
Building a research portfolio, founding a nonprofit, and navigating institutional spaces as a young woman in engineering.
I'm open to speaking engagements at conferences, universities, civic events, and youth programs. If you have an event in mind, I'd love to hear from you.