What are three words you would use to describe LSM?
Exciting, inspiring, stimulating
What do you find most rewarding or enjoyable about the LSM program?
Above all, the community within LSM is the most rewarding and enjoyable part of the program. LSM was the first community I was a part of at Penn and still remains one of my strongest. That's because there is always someone in LSM I know I can rely on to be in my class, share an activity with, or go to with an academic or personal problem - which can be rare to find on a campus as big as Penn's.
What is the favorite thing you've done at Penn so far?
My favorite thing has been participating in the Bet on Entrepreneurship Program through Venture Lab. Through this eye-opening experience, I was able to intern with a venture capital firm in SF while also being exposed to startup culture and the mentorship of executive MBAs. Having just finished my freshman year at Penn, I was able to tap into a whole new industry while also getting the opportunity to explore an entirely new part of the country!
What main extracurricular activities do you do at Penn?
At Penn, I am involved in Venture Lab, where I work with early stage scientific startups through the Snider Consulting Program and the VIP Practicum fellowship. I'm also a part of Wharton Council, where I help manage the co-curricular experience through clubs and planning fun activities. In addition, I am a project lead for Global Research Consulting and head the Research and Innovation committee for Women in Life Sciences!