Pritha Bhattacharyya is a versatile and accomplished individual with a strong background in both science and humanities. Growing up in the greater D.C. area, Pritha attended the prestigious Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, which cultivated her passion for the sciences. She continued to hone her skills by graduating from Cornell University with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, a minor in Creative Writing, and on the pre-medical track.

While at Cornell, Pritha served as a resident advisor for freshmen, and was an undergraduate teaching assistant in introductory physics courses. She also became fluent in Bengali and had her creative work published in Cornell's undergraduate magazines: Rice Magazine, Marginalia, and Rainy Day.

Pritha recently attended the inaugural year of the Columbia Publishing Course at Oxford University, where she earned a Certification in book publishing. She is currently seeking a career in the publishing industry and is passionate about using her skills to help others share their stories.

In addition to her academic achievements, Pritha has also gained extensive experience in various organizations. She was a Summer College Special Projects Coordinator at Cornell University and was a summer intern at both the Cornell Urban Summer Program and the National Institutes of Health in both the NHLBI and NIDDK.

Overall, Pritha is a talented and accomplished individual with a passion for both science and humanities. She is eager to use her skills and experience to make a difference in the world of publishing.