Biography
Taipei, Taiwan
B.S. Animal Science & Economics minor, University of California, Davis, 2022
Why did you choose to pursue this degree, and why did you choose Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine to pursue this degree?
During my time at UC Davis, I was often exposed to debates revolving around different ethical and political views about long-lasting issues with animals. As an aspiring veterinarian is to better the quality of understanding in human-animal relationships, the question of justice in areas outside of my familiarity became a curious and novel topic.
I chose to enroll into the MAPP program because of the challenging opportunities I will face between veterinary medicine and law. I believe that working alongside professors and veterinarians within Cummings will elevate my understanding and confidence when working closely with animals.
What are your interests and/or experience relative to your program?
The MAPP program opens an opportunity to work closely with shelter. My experiences as a surgically trained veterinary technician permits me provide viable services that can improve the quality of community medicine. Through MAPP’s applied track, want to develop veterinary leadership skills outside of general practices.
What are your career goals after completing the program?
My goal is to become a companion animal veterinarian who understands and advocates for superior conditions and quality between humans and animals.