Our Board

I'm Aarya Agarwal, a Neuroscience student. When I first began exploring research and career opportunities, I quickly realized how overwhelming it could be to figure out where to start, who to reach out to, and how to turn an interest into a real opportunity. Through my experiences in neuroscience research, clinical care, and leadership, I've learned that having the right resources, mentors, and community can make all the difference.

Those experiences shaped my belief that students shouldn't have to figure everything out on their own. As a co-founding officer, I'm helping build an organization that makes it easier for students to explore their interests, connect with others, and gain the guidance they need to take their next steps. Whether through my work as a Research Ambassador, my experience conducting neuroscience research, or my involvement in community organizations, I've found that some of the most meaningful opportunities come from simply having someone willing to help you get started.

I hope to help create a community where curiosity is encouraged, questions are welcomed, and students feel supported in building a path that is genuinely their own.

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Learns best by doing. Has helped run campus events, managed logistics, and figured out that the best events feel effortless because someone did the hard work beforehand.

Drawn to patient care through shadowing and volunteer experiences. Has spent time in clinical settings learning that confidence comes from repeated, supervised practice.

Believes healthcare extends beyond the classroom and hospital. Has built relationships with local organizations and is learning how to turn short-term outreach into sustained partnerships.

Came to college with a passion for neuroscience and a determination to break into research. Has spent semesters learning how labs work, how to write cold emails, and how to help peers find their place in science.

A mentor with years of experience guiding undergraduate organizations and connecting students to professional opportunities in medicine and research.

Handles numbers with the same care as patient notes. Has experience managing organizational budgets and believes transparency builds trust.

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Keeps order out of chaos. Has a background in writing, record-keeping, and making sure no good idea gets lost in a group chat.