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From working with mice to mitigate the comorbidities associated with the western diet, to studying the dietary adequacy in First Nation (Inuit, Inuvialuit) populations, I have gained first-hand experiences 1) Scaling complex technologies developed in a controlled setting to real life and 2) Translating complex information into accessible formats for the audiences they are intended to benefit. My research experiences opened my eyes to the immense need for these skills to solve some of today's leading challenges.

If I had to choose a defining experience toward my purpose, it would be my work advancing women and property rights in Africa. The work I did there fueled my desire to continue working to understand the global needs of women to ensure access to leading information and resources to transform their lives, just as my life has been transformed through access and education.

Things I cannot stop thinking and talking about are:

• Building future Health Capacity and Infrastructure
• Environmental health and sustainable community design
• Developing diverse and dynamic leaders

I am excited to connect with you to develop new perspectives and approaches to the current challenges of our generation!