Michelle is a distinguished USC dual-honors graduate in Comparative Literature and Mathematics with international experience in program coordination, grant writing, and research. She has worked with UN-accredited NGOs, focusing on public health, cultural preservation, and refugee studies, applying strong data skills in R and Python to support global teams.
She is passionate about empowering marginalized communities through education, having taught both incarcerated students at the California Institute for Women and Alaska Native youth. Fluent in French and Spanish, Michelle is driven by a commitment to social justice, cultural resilience, and land-based education, and has a stated interest in the ACLU.
Her award-winning undergraduate thesis explored the creative overlap between pure mathematics and comparative literature, earning praise for its lyrical and urgent prose.
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