I am a passionate senior at Fort Worth Country Day with a deep love for STEM, research, and innovation. My academic journey includes rigorous AP courses like Biology, Literature & Composition, and Calculus BC, alongside honors classes that have honed my analytical and critical thinking skills.

Community service is central to my values. I am the founder of Protecting Peace, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to promoting literacy, education, and environmental stewardship. Additionally, as Reading and Comprehension Chair for Grace 4 Race Nonprofit, I led initiatives to improve literacy in underserved communities. At Fort Worth Country Day, I founded the Senior Polo Recycling Program, which this year alone saved over 100 pounds of fabric from landfills. My passion for sustainability is further reflected in my research on carbon injection techniques and AI’s impact on marginalized communities.

Beyond academics, I embrace leadership roles that foster growth and connection. As a Link Crew Peer Mentor, I guide new students through their transition, and as a delegate for the Student Diversity Leadership Conference, I advocate for diversity and social justice. I also serve as the Newsletter Editor for “Sustainable and Just Future,” curating content on sustainability and equity.

My extracurricular activities reflect my organizational and leadership skills. I manage logistics and social media for the Varsity Boys Basketball team, bring energy to school events as a Varsity Cheerleader, and serve as the financial manager for the Solar Car team, overseeing budgets and ensuring the team’s financial sustainability. Professionally, I gained marketing and event coordination experience as a Junior Intern at Amagine Technologies LLC.

Recognized for my achievements, including the College Board African American Achievement Award, I strive to make a positive impact through my academic pursuits, leadership roles, and passion projects.