“Taking a dynamic and multidisciplinary approach to problem solving, career development, and my passions has contributed heavily to where I am today.”
Major/minor: Neuroscience major, Behavior Change Health Studies minor
Lives in: South Burlington, VT
What work looks like: “Through 1:1 sessions, I help people improve their lives. We might focus on spending more time outdoors, building deeper community connections, or drinking more water. Together, we design small, science-backed action steps that help them reach their goals. As a Health Technology Consultant, I help health businesses build software that makes the science of wellness accessible and compelling to all.”
What she loves about it: “What I value most are the constant opportunities to connect deeply with others. I love learning about other people’s lives, helping them become aware of their strengths and values, affirming their hard work, and having fun along the way!”
What she gained from a liberal arts education: “I discovered the importance of looking at every situation from multiple angles. The more diverse a background someone has, the more likely they are to solve a problem considerately and effectively. My liberal arts education taught me that some of the most valuable lessons are learned in the most foreign of situations. By taking classes outside my specialty and comfort zone, I learned the value and growth potential of exposing myself to unfamiliar stimuli. Taking a dynamic and multidisciplinary approach to problem solving, career development, and my passions has contributed heavily to where I am today. Thanks to my consideration of other perspectives, I’m a better coach, consultant, and all-around human being.”