About Ari
Ari's Philosophy on Inclusion
Inclusion isn't just a moral imperative — it's the engine of innovation.
When people from various backgrounds, identities, and experiences are fully included, we unlock a wider range of perspectives, challenge assumptions, and build solutions that work better for more people.
I believe that truly equitable learning environments are not only more just — they’re also more creative, more effective, and more future-ready.
Diversity fuels insight, and inclusion ensures those insights lead to meaningful change.
Research
Mentoring
Research
With over a decade of experience in biomedical research, Ari holds an MS in Biochemistry from Cornell. Her previous work spans from wet lab experimentation to advanced computational analysis, with a focus on elucidating molecular mechanisms behind cellular function and disease.
Advocacy
Mentoring
Research
Ari is a passionate legal advocate for educational equity and disability justice. Through her work with BSE, she has advocated for the rights of differently abled learners. While earning her MS, she also took law courses at Cornell Law and has since led and supported multiple court cases.
Mentoring
Mentoring
Mentoring
Ari has over a decade of mentoring experience with a network of 80+ mentees, many of whom have gone on to top-tier institutions for undergraduate and terminal degrees. She is currently accepting students for independent research projects and career development counseling. Book a consultation to get started.