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Education strategist and systems leader focused on equity, organizational effectiveness, and human-centered change. I’m here to connect and build relationships with purpose-aligned leaders.

I engage students in transformative arts education experiences, especially focusing on immigrant-origin and multilingual adolescents. I studied at the University of Louisville (B.M., B.M.E., '21) & Harvard (Ed.M., '26).

I'm a nurse by profession, a bioethics scholar by training, and an advocate at heart. I've spent more than two decades caring for patients and families, especially children, and my work has taught me that healthcare isn't just about treating disease—it's about listening to people, respecting their autonomy, and ensuring they understand and can access the care they're receiving. I'm a proud first-generation Mexican American and a lifelong learner. Earning my master's degree in Bioethics from Harvard was never just about earning another degree for me. It was about gaining the tools to turn my healthcare experiences into meaningful advocacy, particularly around language justice, health equity, ethics, and emerging technology. I'm especially interested in how we can use technology like AI responsibly without allowing it to create new barriers for the people healthcare already struggles to reach. Ultimately, I want my career to sit at the intersection of nursing, ethics, advocacy, and health equity. And I'm a mother, so a lot of what I do is ultimately about the kind of world I want my daughter to inherit. I want her to know that where you start doesn't determine how far you can go.

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Harvard CS ’24, software engineer, and aspiring entrepreneur exploring startups and product building. Interested in connecting with alumni in tech, entrepreneurship, and creative industries. Love exercise science, self-improvement, design, and media production.

interested in future healthcare admin opportunities - innovation and brain health.