Lithra Sankari is an undergraduate research assistant and Aresty Summer Science scholar. She is currently a sophomore at Rutgers University Honors College studying Cell Biology & Neuroscience and Public Health. She works as an EMT and is an undergraduate research assistant at a neuropsychology lab investigating the impact of Multiple Sclerosis on cognition and lifestyle. She is particularly interested in neurodegenerative disorders and the impact of research on female participants. In the future, she hopes to pursue a career in medicine while contributing to clinical research trials to improve women’s health outcomes. Outside of her studies, Lithra enjoys spending time with her women’s workout club CHAARG and experimenting new ways to cook sweet potatoes.
To Lithra, SOUND is the invisible bridge connecting people, emotions, and memory.