Interests
I consider myself an international and multicultural individual...A World Class Citizen if you may. I enjoy experiencing different cultures and experiences. Traveling is the main way I get to immerse myself and enjoy different cultures. From a psychological perspective, I see people as unique treasure boxes. They each have a unique history, a unique treasure, a unique value, and a unique lock to be opened. As such, I like to explore the intersections of different factors (i.e. culture, language, gender, etc) . This has manifested itself through my academic endeavors, extracurriculars, experiences, and pursuits. I like to explore how gender, language, class, culture, and other factors affect one's health, especially mental health. I see my passion to unravel these previous factors as a key catalyst to cause global change.
Research
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Click on each item to see my different research projects and interests:
Trends of Century Mental Disorders of Women in the USA based on Race and Ethnicity:
On the Confidentiality laws of HIV testing and/or HIV/AIDS positive individuals in the Dominican Republic:
Limitations of Research in Predominant Female Disorders and Mental Services: The USA and the Dominican Republic:
Mental Health Disorders and Treatment of Dominican Women in the USA:
This is a video of a documentary made by class peers and I dealing with minority health issues in the community of Porters Quarters in Gainesville, FL.
Traveling is one of my passions. I am a curious individual, and exploring other cultures is a medium to do that. Coming from a different country enabled me to appreciate the differences between cultures and nations. Finding out what makes a culture special and unique is the ultimate satisfaction for my curiosity. As such, I travel to different cities, and different countries. One of my main travel experiences was studying abroad in France.
