Selected Highlights
National History Day — Senior Division Paper Nationalist, White House Historical Prize
Jun 2026Socioeconomic analysis of the Federal Reserve Act of 1914University of Maryland
- Invited to White House Historical Association writing workshop event (14 students invited from around the world), mentored by Matthew Goetz.
- Conducted senior-level research on the Federal Reserve Act of 1913–1914, examining socioeconomic foundations and long-term economic implications.
- Analyzed the transition from privately driven financial responsibility to a publicly governed monetary framework.
- Developed nuanced, evidence-based arguments using high-quality academic and historical sources.
- Investigated the broader social and economic consequences of central banking reform.
Scholastic Writing Awards
Jan 20281 Regional Gold Key · 1 Silver Key · 2 Honorable MentionsOnline
Multi-genre writer exploring philosophical and economic themes through narrative-driven fiction.
- Authored original literary and philosophical works exploring war, immortality, knowledge, death, and economics.
- Developed multiple iterative drafts per piece, refining narrative structure, diction, and symbolism.
- Experimented across 6 distinct literary genres, demonstrating versatility in narrative forms.
- Applied narrative techniques to convey abstract philosophical ideas through concrete storytelling.
- Incorporated emotional depth, paradox, and philosophical tension to provoke reflective thinking.
Diamond Challenge — Social Innovation Category Semifinalist
Feb 2026Founder & CEO of Econforge (economics research AI)Online - Engineered full-stack AI products by integrating LLMs into frontend interfaces and backend systems via prompt-to-website auto-hosting digital builders.
- Defined product vision and positioned Econforge as a social-impact innovation, pitching the venture to Diamond Challenge.
- Drove user acquisition to 200+ users through targeted school-based marketing as a research and economics support tool.
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