Sarah Haji is a student at The Awty International School in Houston, Texas. She is a member of the Science National Honor Society, National French Honor Society, and National Honor Society.
Sarah also serves as Vice President of her school’s Medical Club. The club supports students interested in pre-medical studies. For example, members attend physician-led career talks and take part in CPR training. They also review medical case studies, participate in dissections, and learn suturing techniques. In addition, the club offers volunteer opportunities.
Sarah’s Research in Cardiac Tissue Engineering
Sarah’s research paper, Cardiac Tissue Engineering, was accepted and presented at the BRITE Symposium in Texas. Baylor College of Medicine organised the event.
The symposium introduced students to scientific conferences and advances in biotechnology. It also helped them develop their research presentation skills. Furthermore, the event gave students an opportunity to engage with current developments in medical science.
Congratulations to Sarah on this achievement!
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