As a Caldwell Fellow, I've had the opportunity to engage in meaningful service-learning experiences that combine academic growth with community impact. Here are a few of my favorite experiences:
This past fall break, I had the opportunity to attend the Center for Creative Leadership in Greensboro, NC with my cohort of fellows. I learned a lot about different leadership styles and how to lean into my personal strengths during my time there.
My time with the Interfaith Food Shuttle Farm taught me so much about the difficulties of growing fresh produce at scale.
It gave me a new appreciation for the work that goes into growing food without pesticides, herbicides, or a large team of people.
Spending hours fanning through cabbage leaves looking for worms, mulching the shallow roots of blueberry trees, and spreading wheel barrows
of leaf mulch on fields (and in my shoes) has changed the way I see a fully stocked grocery store forever.
Interfaith has pantries and farms across central North Carolina,
On the right is a picture of the awesome service-learning team I volunteered with at Interfaith.
I'd highly encourage anyone local to spend a day with them.
Aug. 2023 - Dec. 2024
From August 2023 - December 2024, I was a member of the software subteam working on simulations and data analysis for prosthetic leg development.
Spring 2024
As a TA for BIO 488/588, I helped grade exams, held study/ exam prep sessions, and built several interactive visualizations to help students understand visual pathways.
I made these visualizations for my students in neurobiology based on topics I struggled with when I took the class.
Interactive 3D visualization demonstrating the effects of optic nerve damage on visual pathways.
View Visualization →3D model illustrating the neural connections and pathways within the visual system.
View Visualization →A collection the best meals I've eaten and photos I've taken.