In today's episode, I chat with Harvard University student Varshini Odayar. She is a sophomore concentrating in Social Anthropology and History of Science (Mind, Brain, and Behavior) with a secondary in global health and health policy. Varshini is very interested in the intersection of healthcare and social justice. She is involved in Harvard CrimsonEMS, Harvard Institute of Politics Health Policy Team, the South Asian Association, and Camp Kesem. Outside of school, she loves social justice photography and drawing.
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Listen to today's episode to hear about her experience studying an interdisciplinary STEM field at one of the best universities in the country.
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The Story of a RPI Student

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