WORLD RECORD MULTILINGUAL SINGING
UN-SDG Club Members Led
WORLD RECORD MULTILINGUAL SINGING
I'm Swasthika Kamalakannan, an aspiring psychologist on a pre-medical pathway with a strong interest in mental health, patient-centered care, and scientific discovery. Through my healthcare studies and hospital internship, I've explored clinical environments and gained exposure to patient interactions, medical procedures, and interdisciplinary care.
Beyond healthcare, I enjoy exploring research, writing, and music. From leading a student community focused on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to performing across languages and sharing music online, I love bringing people together through curiosity, creativity, and service. My goal is to keep learning and use these experiences to make a meaningful difference in people's lives.
My interests bring together psychology, healthcare, scientific discovery, community leadership, music, and writing. I enjoy learning how science and creativity can improve lives, build connections, and make a meaningful difference in the world.
I am interested in psychology, mental health, and patient-centered care. My healthcare studies and hospital internship have introduced me to clinical environments, patient interactions, and interdisciplinary care.
Through research and medical microbiology, I am developing my scientific thinking and exploring questions related to health, biology, and human well-being. I am also building my experience in academic writing and research projects.
As president of my UN-SDG Club, I help lead student initiatives focused on sustainability, awareness, and community engagement. I value collaboration, service, and creating opportunities for others to get involved.
My academic journey brings together high school education, healthcare-focused coursework, and scientific exploration. I am especially interested in psychology, medicine, and understanding how science can improve people's lives.
Through my health science training and research experiences, I continue to build a foundation for future studies in psychology and healthcare.
Current
Expected graduation: 2027
August 2025 – May 2026
CTE Center, Frisco ISD
High School Coursework
Celebrating milestones in research, music, leadership, literature, and community service.