TEDx Organizers

I am passionate about women's and children's rights, freedom of expression, eco-preservation/protection, smart development, and philanthropy.

Science education, especially in the context of an urban high school where I am fortunate to work with students from all walks of life. The diversity of my students enrich my life and add so much to the classroom learning environment. I also work with the LGBT Asylum Task Force, which help people with new beginnings.

sharing, experiences, enjoying, learning, helping others succeed, travel, commitment, art, my husband and dog

The mystery of the mind-brain relationship, creativity, philosophy, neuroscience, evolution, music, HOW ideas spread, good food (especially dessert), and humor, along with so much more!

Turning ideas into projects, providing opportunities for people to achieve their full potential, social enterprises that solve social problems.

I am passionate about traveling to unexplored areas and discovering their food and lifestyle. Apart from it, I believe that those who have ideas worth sharing should be given a chance to let the whole world know about them. I believing in sharing knowledge for a greater cause.

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Golf has been a constant in my life since kindergarten, when I first picked up a club during a PE lesson. Back then, the club felt almost too big for me, yet the feeling of striking the ball cleanly — that crisp, centered contact — was something I never forgot. Over time, golf evolved from a pastime into my main sport, and eventually into a discipline that has shaped how I think, compete, and live. Playing golf competitively taught me about precision and patience in ways no classroom could. I learned that improvement doesn’t come all at once; it’s the product of hundreds of quiet, repetitive swings and countless small adjustments. I carried my own golf bag as a kid, played at Sun Island, and grew through the discipline of practice. Golf taught me more about resilience than any victory speech could: that composure under pressure, trust in preparation, and the ability to adapt are what separate perseverance from frustration. Golf, in many ways, mirrors my academic approach. Both require discipline, analysis, and self-awareness.