Class Year: 2029
High School: Brentwood High School
Advisor(s): Dr. Daniel Paredes-Sabja, Trey Hejtmancik and Dr. Maria Kerrigan
Research Focus: Biology, Disease, Rural Health
Other Projects and Publications: Vanderbilt University School of Engineering, Research Intern: Designed breast phantom torso system to support breast cancer treatment and detection
Organizations and Programs: VOOM Ambassadors, Institute of Development and Educarion for Asian American Leaders, Alpha Epsilon Delta
Awards and Distinctions: Beckman Scholars Finalist, Thomas G. Hunter '44 Endowed Scholarship Recipient, CVS Health Children of Colleagues Scholarship Program Recipient, Biology Honors
Experience: Laboratory Research
Years Experience: 3
Other Activities: Tennis
Bio: Hi, my name is Disha Javagal and I am a Class of 2029 Biology major here at Texas A&M! I am a well-motivated pre-medical student with a strong foundation in clinical observation, research, and community health initiatives. I am described by peers as ingenious, altruistic, and proactive. I have a proven track record of success through humanitarian projects, academic achievements, and many research projects. Additionally, I am very passionate about urgent care in medically underserved communities and global health equity, and I aspire to be a physician in the future to help these communities.