I'm a rising senior in Montgomery, Alabama, working toward a career as a physician-scientist. My research uses AI and machine learning in systems biology to identify new therapeutic targets in Parkinson's disease, which qualified me for the International Science and Engineering Fair. I believe research only matters if it reaches people, so I founded STEM Nights, bringing hands-on science experiences directly into elementary schools across Montgomery, and Baldwin Junior Researchers, giving middle schoolers at my own alma mater the research access I wish I'd had at their age. Together, these programs have reached hundreds of students who don't usually get that kind of early exposure. I also serve as Alabama DECA's Vice President of Leadership, after founding my school's DECA and HOSA chapters to expand business and healthcare education opportunities for students in my community. My goal is a career in medicine that combines scientific discovery with the kind of leadership and community impact I've tried to build here in Montgomery.