My name is Toluwanimi Olaleye, and I am currently a junior at Emory College of Arts and Sciences. I was born in Nigeria but raised in Philadelphia, PA, for most of my life. I am pursuing a major in Psychology, with a minor in Ethics, on the Pre-Med Track.

On campus, I serve as a Front Desk Operations & Administration Intern for the Center for Community & Civic Engagement, a Hospitality Chair for Collegiate Black Christians, and a member of the Zuri African Dance Troupe. Additionally, I worked as an Orientation Leader at the start of the semester, collaborating with the SILT Orientation Team.

After completing my undergraduate degree, I plan to pursue an MPH/MD program to combine my interests in pediatrics and public health. I am deeply passionate about making a positive impact in healthcare, particularly in pediatrics, driven by a desire to enhance the well-being of children. My goal is to become a healthcare provider who addresses not only the physical but also the emotional and psychological needs of children in my care.