I am a Junior at Bellevue High School and I am the president and founder of this non-profit: Washington Genes to Wellness. Researching and finding out about unequal access to precision medicine, as well as the unrecognized danger of radon gas in the Washington state community, led me to launch this organization. I am passionate about biology and community service: I am a member of iSCB (International Society for Computational Biology), and I am currently writing a research paper with a professor and doing research in another organization; I have volunteered in teaching biology to junior high schoolers, and enjoy volunteering to play the cello in senior homes. Outside of academics and service, I also love playing my cello and electric guitar, as well as playing soccer or volleyball with my friends. My goal in this organization is to bring leadership, change, and relief to the Washington community, as well as vital information/knowledge that deserves widespread understanding.

I am a Sophomore at Bellevue High School and I am the secretary of the non-profit organization: WA Genes to Wellness. Reflecting about the difficult access that cancer patients have to adequate medicine, as well as the presence, often not recognized, of radon gas in individuals’ homes led me to join the project and establish this organization. I am someone who is interested in a vast field of academic studies, which can be seen on my choice of advanced courses from arts to mathematics, science, and to historical studies. On my free time, I usually enjoy watching TV shows or just spending time with my family. My goal in this organization is to bring change in society, even if small, regarding the access to information related to radon activity and precision medicine.

I am a junior at Bellevue High School, the treasurer of Genes to Wellness, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating meaningful change in Washington State. Our mission is to raise awareness about the dangers of radon gas and to advocate for policies and legislation that protect community health and improve quality of life. I am passionate about building a future with fewer worries, one where individuals and families can enjoy life safely and confidently. Through education, and community engagement, I strive to help others gain the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their health and environment. Outside of my nonprofit work, I enjoy spending time with friends, playing soccer, video games, board games, watching shows and sports. I am someone who dreams to help others to walk a path that allows them to enjoy the simple things in life a little longer.