Precious Ojo

Authored a comprehensive review titled Microplastics and Reproductive Dysfunction in Human Females. Investigated epigenetic effects of microplastic exposure on endocrine disruption and reproductive disorders.

Represented Namibia in the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights committee on displaced populations. Drafted a formal position paper, opening speech, and resolution, and built a voting bloc with Mozambique and Zimbabwe delegates.

Co-authored a 100-page clinical guide, The Menstrual Cycle and Reproductive Diseases. Served as a Literature Research Analyst for mixed-methods studies on PMDD, endometriosis, and fibroids, translating complex findings for clinical and public use.

Selected as one of 35 global fellows for a competitive experiential education program focused on human rights, systems thinking, and global leadership. Interned with SWEAT, researching international legal frameworks and drafting legal briefs in support of decriminalization efforts for sex-trafficked working women.

Led a cross-functional team to build an open dataset on cyberbullying, emotional health, and self-harm, analyzing 15,000+ social media posts using AI-driven sentiment analysis. Identified cultural gaps in automated distress detection and contributed to the development of an AI tool to address biases.

Produced weekly high-level analyses on global healthcare legislation and health equity, published on the Perrin Institute website. Synthesized complex data into accessible storytelling for stakeholders to influence public health policy.

Assisted in biomedical research focused on genetic mutations, toxicology, and cancer survival studies. Executed lab protocols including fly culturing, homogenization, buffer preparation, and assay management.

Pursuing a B.S. in Biological Sciences with an expected graduation in 2030.