For the past two years, I have had the privilege of competing in conferences where we debated and drafted resolutions addressing pressing global issues. Along the way, I was honored to be awarded Best Orator at the Saint John’s Prep Model UN conference for my work on the Israel-Palestine conflict. More recently, I had the opportunity to chair my own committee at the HOPMUN 2 conference, leading discussions on terrorism and the political spectrum.
Kuchipudi, an Indian Classical Dance form has not only allowed me to learn an art form to express myself but also work with children and help them reach where I am in my dance career. • Picked up choreography moves easily and immediately incorporated changes in choreography or new moves by staying flexible. • Developed professional relationships with different dance professionals choreographers, and performers by actively listenig and effectively communicating.
As a State Officer for HOSA–Future Health Professionals, I represent and empower students across the state in their pursuit of healthcare careers. In this role, I have developed leadership, public speaking, and organizational skills by coordinating statewide events, advocating for healthcare education, and connecting members with real-world opportunities. I am passionate about advancing the next generation of healthcare leaders through service, innovation, and collaboration. Over the past two years, I have competed in the State Leadership Conference, earning second place in both Community Awareness and Researched Public Speaking and Writing in 2024–2025, and I had the privilege of competing at the International Leadership Conference for Community Awareness in 2025. Additionally, I have worked alongside college professors to analyze data and deliver information in a clear, organized, and impactful way.
As a wayfinder, I welcome patients and visitors, guide them through the hospital, and provide reassurance during stressful moments. This role has strengthened my communication, empathy, and problem-solving skills, while allowing me to make a meaningful impact on people’s healthcare experiences.
From talking with patients to painting with them, my time at Sturdy is spent enriching the experiences of the in-patient residents, along with assisting out-patient to get where they need to go! In the past 6 months, I have contributed over 258 volunteer service hours to this organization!
As the Youth Leader for the Boston VT Seva chapter, I work with other students to create change through service and fundraising. VT Seva is a nonprofit dedicated to fighting illiteracy and improving lives by supporting education and healthcare for underserved communities. A big part of our work focuses on raising funds for Nethra Vidyalaya schools in India, which provide free education, food, and housing for visually challenged students, giving them the tools and confidence to become independent. We also support initiatives like breast cancer awareness and screening programs in rural areas, helping women gain access to early detection and care. In my role, I lead a volunteer team to plan fundraising events, while also inspiring other youth to step into leadership and service. Being part of this mission has helped me grow as a leader while contributing to something that truly changes lives.
Operation Hypify is a STEM-focused nonprofit dedicated to creating a world where every student has the opportunity to explore and excel in science, technology, engineering, and math. With programs in over 40 schools and more than 1,450 students worldwide, we are committed to making STEM education accessible, engaging, and transformative. At the heart of this mission is my passion for bringing education into under-privileged communities—ensuring that students who often lack access to resources can still experience the excitement of discovery and the confidence that comes with learning. Through hands-on workshops—ranging from making ice cream to experimenting with bubble labs—we spark curiosity and creativity, showing students that STEM is not only fun but also a pathway to becoming innovators and leaders of tomorrow.
As a music artist for five years, from the age of 10, I have learned that music is more than a note or a rhythm. It is a universal language that transcends boundaries, and with this I chose to become a part of the student board for the Hopkinton High School Chapter. Allowing me to student host Hopkinton Highschool's MICCA festival as well as organize multiple events for the student body – currently I am a part of the WPI orchestra.