I joined the Honors Program to be a part of a community of ambitious and passionate individuals, in hope of getting the most out of my experience at Georgia Tech. Through the program I’ve been able to gain further intellectual stimulation, a sense of community and support on campus, and some lifelong friends.

Since joining the Honors Program, I’ve had the privilege to serve for both the GT Honors Leadership Council on the Community Development Committee, and the Georgia Collegiate Honors Council as the Student Member at Large. On the Honors Leadership Council, I’ve worked on helping plan events in an effort to foster a sense of community among the Honors students, and will now be leading the committee of students dedicated to maintaining the culture of our program through events like Honors Prom. On the Georgia Collegiate Honors Council, I’ll be working in conjunction with the Student and Faculty Vice Presidents on planning the annual Georgia Collegiate Honors Conference, a conference that seeks to promote the research of Honors students all over Georgia, which Tech will be hosting in early 2025.

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time at Tech so far, and the vast amount of opportunities that I’ve had access to. The classes that are offered are of some of the best quality in the country, and I feel genuinely academically fulfilled through the things I’ve learned. The community here at Tech of hard-working students keeps me motivated through adversity, and I’ve never felt more supported in my endeavors both in and outside of the classroom.

Outside of the Honors Program, I’ve also participated in undergraduate research, RoboJackets’ BattleBots and RoboNav teams, the Society of Women Engineers, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and the Alpha Chi Omega sorority.