| Career Highs |
| Kills |
16 |
vs. Emmanuel (Oct. 4, 2018) |
| Aces |
2 |
vs. Framingham State (Oct. 1, 2021) |
| Digs |
4 |
vs. Framingham State (Oct. 1, 2021) |
| Blocks |
4 |
vs. SUNY Poly (Sept. 1, 2018)
vs. Lasell (Sept. 8, 2018) |
Accolades:
- NEWMAC Academic All-Conference Team (2020, 2021)
2021: [SEASON STATISTICS]
- Played in 19 sets, recording 27 kills and nine digs
2020:
- Did not play as the season was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic
2019: [SEASON STATISTICS]
- Played in 24 sets, recording 34 kills and six blocks
2018: [SEASON STATISTICS]
- Played in 53 sets, recording 86 kills and 17 blocks
Favorite Sports Memory
- Playing in Colorado with MIT Volleyball! That trip was hands-down one of the best volleyball experiences I've ever had. I loved the competition and the team camaraderie.
Favorite Moment as an MIT Student-Athlete
- Bonding with teammates in Colorado; more specifically, impersonating Lady Gaga singing "Bad Romance" in the travel van.
Off the Court at MIT:
- Majoring in computation and cognition with a concentration in political science
- Interned as a Data Science Fellow for the U.S. Census Bureau through Coding it Forward's Civic Digital Fellowship
- Through MIT's Washington, D.C. program, worked as an analyst at the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) in the Science, Technology Assessment, and Analytics (STAA) team. Researched policy and methodology on the use of face recognition technology in law enforcement.
- Volunteering for a political campaign as a Bluebonnet Data Fellow
- Conducted research in the MIT Media Lab's Personal Robotics Group, developing Bayesian models on children's learning in literacy
- Conducted research in the Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism, mapping American suburbia
- Conducted researched in the Computational Psycholinguistics Laboratory, analyzing the relationship between eye-movement and language proficiency for natural language processing
- MIT Bhangra treasurer
- Burton 4 treasurer
- MITvote treasurer
- Schwarzman College Undergraduate Advisory Group co-chair
- CodeIT mentor
- South Asian Association of Students
- Asian American Initiative
Why I Chose MIT:
- It's pretty rare that you find yourself in an environment that’s as welcoming, engaging, and inspiring as MIT. Whether studying in the classroom or balling on the court, students here do more than live day to day; they rise to the challenge, and they do so as a team. In addition to an abundance of opportunities through UROPs and internships, the strong culture of teamwork and collaboration is why I chose MIT. Everyone pushes you to be your best self in a supportive, encouraging environment, and I’m excited I get to be a part of this community.
High School:
- Was a co-captain of the volleyball team at Phoenix Country Day School
- Two-time Division 2A All-Region, three-time AIA Honorable Mention
- Four-time varsity letterwinner, PCDS MVP and Coaches Award
- Valedictorian
- AP Scholar with Honor, National Merit semifinalist
- U.S. Presidential Scholars Program candidate
- 2017 Bausch and Lomb Science Award
- 2017 National Latin Exam Oxford Dictionary Award
- PCDS Latin Award, PCDS Robert Wilson Mathematics Scholarship, PCDS Math Award
- 2016 New York Times Found Poetry Contest runner-up
- Superior ratings in NFMC festivals for piano
- Four-year varsity jazz band lead alto and tenor sax
- Student Government sophomore senator and junior class president
- Student newspaper editor-in-chief
- PCDS Junior Classical League (Latin Club)
Club:
- Aspire (2015, 2017): Ranked first in Arizona in 2015 and finished 15th in the 2015 GJNC Open Division
- AZ Revolution (2016): Ranked fourth in Arizona and finished 10th in the GJNC American Division - Club One (2018)
