I have been a member of the Varsity Women's Rowing Team since coming to WPI. We compete in the NEWMAC conference as a NCAA Division III sport. 

My MQP team is designing and prototyping a pavilion made entirely of recycled 3D-printed plastic. Our goal is to reduce WPI's plastic waste and bring awareness to mental health on campus.

As the CK President, I bridge the gap between CK and the Admissions Staff and coordinate the recruitment, hiring, and training of new tour guides.

Mathematical Sciences majors can explore multiple branches of applied and theoretical mathematics to find the topics they are most interested in.

Architectural Engineering majors learn about all parts of a building, from foundational systems and structural beams to HVAC and lighting placement.

The Art and Design Club hosts fun weekly craft sessions for people of all skill levels.

Working with local nonprofit organizations, my project team investigated approaches to persuade hotels and resorts to invest in meaningful biocultural initiatives. 

I was a member of the V8 boat that won the NCAA DIII Women's Rowing Championship in Sarasota, FL in 2022. We won the first women’s NCAA championship in WPI history.

Intramural sports are a great way to have fun with friends and decompress after a long day. I have played intramural football, basketball, and volleyball.

AREN 2002 is the first course in the Architectural Engineering Studio series. I get to help students learn design software and provide feedback on their term design project.

There are so many opportunities for travel at WPI, whether it be through academics, extracurriculars, or research opportunities. I got to travel to Henley-on-Thames, England to compete at the Henley Women's Regatta and visit the historic Leander Boat Club.

Academic Honor Societies allow students to further connect themselves within their majors or fields of study. I am the Secretary of Chi Epsilon and a member of Tau Beta Epsilon and AEI.