Chloe Joy Chang is a Biomedical Engineering and Marine Science and Conservation double major who grew up in Hong Kong. She is passionate about health and education equity, child welfare, and exploring the intersections between marine life and human health. She is especially concerned about heavy metals in our waters and hopes to raise awareness regarding the impacts of water pollution on pathology. On campus, Chloe Joy is a Duke Student Government senator, a Soil Fertility Fellow at the Richter Lab and Campus Farm, a dPS Service Fellow, and writes for the Chronicle. In her free time, you can catch her grabbing her fourth (or fifth) coffee of the day, reading on her Kindle, going on a dive, or running on the Al Buehler Trail.