On May 8th, 2026, I graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Health Science and a minor in assistive technology.
I had the opportunity to present at the Duquesne University 2026 Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Symposium. I presented my ongoing research project, perceptions of music therapy and dyadic treatment amoung stroke survivors and caregivers, to students and faculty from across the university. It was an incredible experience to share the findings that my team and I have spent the past year working towards and be recognized for all the hard work that went into this project. I’m excited to continue this research project and publish findings in the coming months!
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I have been selected to be an official lifelong member of the Beta Theta Chapter of Pi Theta Epsilon at Duquesne University, a professional occupational therapy society that works to advance the field of occupational therapy through service, scholarship, and building practice-related evidence as a student member, as well an a future alumni. I am honored to be serving as the treasurer in the current 2025-2026 academic year for this prestigious organization.
I have been selected to be one of the co-fundraising chairs of the student occupational therapy association at Duquesne University, a student led occupational therapy organization that works to advance the field of occupational therapy on a student level through community engagement, professional development, and student and professor collaboration. I am honored to be serving as the co-fundraiser in the current 2025-2026 academic year for this wonderful organization.
Within this role, I had the recent opportunity to plan and organize a fundraiser for Lending Hearts, a Pittsburgh based non-profit that supports children and families in the battle against childhood. We raised over $500 for this incredible organization.
Deans List
Recognized as a member of the Dean's list for 8 semesters from fall 2022 to spring 2026, maintaining a 3.96 GPA cumulatively.
2026 Occupational Therapy Service and Benevolence Award Recipiant
Presented to a student showing outstanding leadership and volunteerism, making significant contributions to the university and broader community.