Recognizing the need for more representation in STEM, I founded Saint Bernard School's first Girls Who Code chapter in September 2025 — starting with 7 girls who will grow to include more students pursuing their interests next year. Weekly coding challenges, guest speakers, and curriculum designed in collaboration with the CS Department Chair give every member a real foundation in technology. Peer mentoring and STEM advocacy became natural extensions, reaching students across grade levels and turning curiosity into confidence.

Leadership isn't a title — it's a decision to show up and make things happen. As Captain & Co-Captain of both JV and Varsity foil fencing teams, I managed training and tactical drills, mentored underclassmen in foil technique, footwork, and competitive mindset, and led the team to compete in the ECC Championship and the Connecticut State Championship. Simultaneously representing the school on the varsity girls volleyball team, I bring the same commitment and team-first mentality to every athletic pursuit.

As Captain & Co-Captain and lead programmer of Robotics Team 119Y, I designed complex autonomous routines and precise driver-controlled mapping for high-stakes Regional, State, and Signature events — debugging under strict time constraints and making strategic adjustments that shaped how the team performed. This technical depth, paired with a cumulative GPA of 96/100, led to recognition by the National Center for Women & Information Technology as the 2026 NCWIT Affiliate Winner and induction into the Computer Science Honor Society for academic excellence and contributions to the CS community.