Sabrina Yeh is an undergraduate student at George Washington University majoring in Psychological and Brain Sciences with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation. She is a Posse Scholar on a full-tuition, leadership-based scholarship. With a versatile skill set, Sabrina has excelled in roles ranging from social media manager and training manager to administrative assistant, tutor, and event host. She has previously designed, researched, and published an impactful research paper regarding the effect of sibling interactions on autistic children. 

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Sabrina serves as the Outreach Chair of the GW Pre-Health Association and is a Research Assistant for the Fallon Goodman Emotion and Resilience Lab. With a passion for working with special needs children, Sabrina hopes to attend graduate school in occupational therapy after completing her bachelor's degree. Beyond her academic pursuits, Sabrina finds joy in outdoor activities, swimming, traveling, and playing the viola.

I led a service trip to the cloud forest of Costa Rica as part of GW Alternative Breaks this past winter! We planted and harvested coffee beans for Green Communities, a nonprofit that focuses on sustainable development. 

My guidance counselor from Northview High School, Rahman Sparks, nominated me for the Senior Spotlight Award, and I was humbled to receive it from Fulton County Schools in May 2023. 

The Senior Spotlight Award recognizes one senior from every high school in Fulton County for embodying the spirit and fortitude of the Class of 2023. These seniors are highlighted with a video to showcase their leadership, academic achievement, and ability to overcome adversity.

Email: 

sabrina.yeh@gwu.edu

Linkedin: 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabrinayeh1/