Jaemin Kim is a sophomore from New York studying mathematics with a certificate in Health Policy. He is interested in the intersection of quantitative sciences and health policy, particularly in how data can be used to drive policy, advocacy, and innovation. He is passionate about addressing health disparities and inequities and has worked with policy and advocacy organizations as well as with local community coalitions centered around health. On campus, he conducts research on antibiotic resistance at the You Lab and teaches a math seminar as a student instructor. He is also part of the Student Collaborative on Health Policy, Vertices Science Magazine, Crowell Quad Council, and Duke Math Meet. In his free time, he loves watching soccer, playing pickleball, and listening to music.