Hey! My name is Olympia, President of the Teen Neuroscience Alliance Princeton chapter, and my biggest passion is biopsychology. I am delighted to have this opportunity to explore neuroscience and psychology while spreading knowledge and advocacy through learning, teaching, and engaging with my peers and the community. I hope to create a promising space for teenagers to aspire, collaborate, and grow in their journey through these fields.

I am the Event and Fundraising Organizer for the Princeton chapter. I look forward to supporting the objective of advocating for better understanding of neuroscience and psychology and also support for the mental health of the youth, which is a big issue in today’s society. I’m willing to do anything to make sure that we are successful at delivering a clear message and providing meaningful opportunities to those who participate in our programs. My biggest goal is to help children struggling with their mental health. (edited)

As Vice President of the Princeton chapter, I look forward to being a part of the community. Considering how I enjoy learning about new topics thrown my way, neuroscience and psychology is a prime example. Moreover, combining these topics with leadership as well as caring and helping others is a very unique approach, which is something I can see attaching myself to. Combining prior experience in Boy Scouts and high-quality academics, I can very much find myself being a part of the group as I will not only learn and enjoy new topics, but also help serve the community around me.

Hello! My name is Moksh Dasgupta and I am the Recruitment Officer for the Princeton chapter. I’ve always been interested in complex sciences, one of them being neuroscience and psychology. The human brain is absolutely fascinating, and I’m eager to learn more about it. 

Hello! My name is Anita Bhatia and I am the Social Media Manager for the Princeton chapter. I aspire to be a doctor in the future. I am super interested in neuroscience and conduct research in my own time, inspired especially by my grandmother’s neurological health. I also run an educational Instagram project called tiny checkup that offers small pieces of advice to better your health. I hope to continue developing my research skills and contribute to the community