About Tomás Sanabria
Hello! My name is Tomás Sanabria and I am a rising sophomore at Columbia University from Cali, Colombia. I am majoring in Neuroscience and Behavior on the premedical track and have a strong interest in public health and patient care. This summer, I will be working on The Future of Bioethics, a project led by Dr. Sandra Soo-Jin Lee and her national-multi university team. I am very excited to learn under her direction and contribute to the fight for a future where health sciences research remains ethical and centered on human dignity.
At Columbia, I am a member of the Admissions - Global Recruitment Committee, the Neuroscience Society and will be a volunteer at the Gay Health Advocacy Project this upcoming year. I am also involved in the Columbia Ballet Collaborative and CoLab, two awesome contemporary dance clubs that have allowed me to keep exploring my passion for dance, movement, and its capacity to bring people together.
Outside the classroom, I love running, reading, and exploring the best restaurants in the city with my friends.
I am so excited to be a part of The Laidlaw Scholars Program and learn from my peers! If anyone is interested in talking, collaborating or just wants to say hello, please feel free to email me at ts3766@columbia.edu.
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Youness Robert-Tahiri
MSocSci Psychology Candidate (Laidlaw Scholars Alumnus), University of Cape Town
Karthik Reddy Mahakala
Research Assistant, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
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What a joy to read your thoughts Lydia! I really like how you describe the uncertainties of research, especially how different and challenging it can be when approaching it in such a methodical and class-like way. I have also found this new level of autonomy difficult and a little nerve-wracking. Still, I love your invitation to "trust the research process." There is a lot to learn, but I am certain that we will do so together and help each other become better researchers, thinkers, and ultimately, better human beings. Big hugs!