School Pursuits
My academic interests stretch across the humanities, sciences, mathematics, and technology. I enjoy asking difficult questions, connecting ideas across subjects, and using both analytical and creative thinking to understand the world more deeply.
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I am drawn to classes that require interpretation, problem-solving, discussion, research, and experimentation. Whether I am analyzing a piece of literature, studying a historical conflict, solving a mathematical problem, or building a computer science project, I try to understand not only the answer, but also the reasoning behind it.
Areas of Study
English is the class where I learn how to appear in the world with eloquent language both produced orally and by the hand. I search for the deeper meaning of things in that class, and more than anything love to share my ideas with peers.
See My Writing →I love knowledge and knowing things, and what has more things to know than the past? While figuring out the craft of history has been challenging, I truly love immersing myself in culture and familiarizing myself with the world that came before me.
Read My History Paper →There is nothing better for me than immersing myself in a difficult problem set. Before bed at night when I was very young, I always did math problems. Now, I immerse myself in school material and external material to make sure I have fully absorbed foundational concepts.
I want to know everything about the mind, the world, the body, and everything in between. I want to know how things work, how I can collect data, and how I can use that data. Science is my way to understand the world concretely, which is why I love immersing myself in classes.
I love creating digital platforms and games — I believe that technology is a medium where one can essentially do magic, and computer science is necessary to make the magic happen.
Through school I have done many artistic things including acting classes, photography, music, painting, and drawing, which I love. Bringing my ideas to life is something that truly makes me happy.
See My Music →Featured Research
An Incomplete Analysis of the Israeli-Palestinian War
This long-form research project examines moral disagreement, historical narrative, empathy, political identity, and the difficulty of trying to understand a conflict shaped by competing experiences of fear, trauma, justice, and belonging.
Read About the Research Project →These projects represent different ways I have combined research, writing, analysis, experimentation, and technical problem-solving.
A critical essay examining voice, fragmentation, interpretation, and the tension between personal experience and cultural analysis.
A Python project involving game logic, functions, statistics, testing, debugging, and the organization of reusable code.
An investigation involving coils, magnetic cores, induced current, LEDs, material properties, and the practical application of electromagnetic principles.
A long-term project involving HTML, CSS, responsive design, Git, GitHub Pages, documentation, visual identity, and information architecture.
How I Learn
I begin by identifying what I actually want to understand rather than immediately searching for an answer.
I look for sources, methods, and interpretations that challenge one another instead of relying on a single explanation.
I write, solve, explain, build, or experiment so that I can find the places where my understanding is still incomplete.
The best academic work often produces a more thoughtful question rather than a perfectly final answer.
Looking Ahead