Being a part of GSP has enhanced my graduate school experience in so many ways. The GSP community has been a support system and a guide in navigating the difficulties we all face in graduate school. I am so excited to continue my involvement with GSP as a fellow this next academic year and I will strive to continue to develop and promote an inclusive and supportive community at Princeton.

As passionate as I am about science, I am equally passionate about scientific outreach, especially when it comes to teaching and mentoring people from historically underrepresented groups.

I'm a 4th year graduate student in the Department of Molecular Biology, focused on learning how the heart gains its left-right asymmetry in vertebrate embryos. I received my undergraduate degree in Molecular & Cellular Biology from Johns Hopkins University and returned to my native New Jersey for graduate school. I first got involved…

I am a graduate student in the Chemical and Biological Engineering department studying ways to enhance the properties of polymeric hydrogels for various applications, including, but not limited to, water purification and production for water-stressed regions. I received my undergraduate degree at Columbia University in Chemical Engineering with…