Jaelyn Anderson is a Biology undergraduate at North Carolina A&T State University with a focused interest in reproductive health and gynecological cancer research. Committed to advancing health equity, particularly for women, Jaelyn engages in research and service initiatives aimed at addressing healthcare disparities. She aspires to become a physician-scientist who integrates clinical care with impactful research to improve outcomes in underserved communities. On campus, Jaelyn holds leadership roles in the Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students, TriBeta Biological Honor Society, and the Student Government Association, where she fosters academic engagement, peer mentorship, and student advocacy.