Kashmira is a Staff Writer for the UCF Chapter. She is a junior majoring in Biomedical Sciences on the Pre-Med track with a minor in Middle Eastern Politics. Driven by a lifelong passion for giving back, she hopes to make a difference through a future career in medicine, epidemiology, and research. Endlessly curious and versatile, Kashmira enjoys exploring many different activities and has a knack for excelling in just about everything she takes on. Aside from school, you’ll usually find her reading, writing, painting, playing racket sports, cooking, on an outdoor adventure, or spending time with family and friends. Alongside her love for the life sciences, she values learning about global politics, history, and culture, especially issues surrounding women, and often channels that curiosity into her writing.
The College Advice I Wish I Had at 18
A Chic Girl’s Guide to Dressing With Intention
Christina Koch Inspires New Generation to Aim for the Stars
How Wanting a Son in This Generation Made Me Rethink How I’d Raise Him
Why Space Exploration Is Still Important
Is Foreign Intervention in Iran Ethical, or a Violation of Sovereignty?
What Growing Up Privileged Abroad Taught Me About the World
A Valentine’s Letter to Cancer Prevention
The Quiet Power of Female Friendships in the New Year
Why Giving to Others Might Be the Best Gift You Get This Christmas