Oumnia Chellah

Oumnia Chellah is a Junior at Stanford University, pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. She has a diverse background in research, journalism, and tutoring within the Stanford community.

Oumnia has served as a Computer Science Tutor at the Stanford Center for Teaching and Learning, contributing to the academic growth of her peers.

She has also interned at prominent organizations such as the Stanford Computational Journalism Lab, where she gained valuable insights into the intersection of technology and journalism.

Oumnia's editorial skills shine through her role as a Journal Editor at Intersect: The Stanford Journal of Science, Technology, and Society, showcasing her passion for science communication.

Her research experiences include internships at the Stanford Empirical Security Research Group (ESRG), Stanford University School of Medicine, and positions at the Stanford University Graduate School of Education and the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment, demonstrating a strong foundation in multidisciplinary research.

With a well-rounded academic journey and a commitment to both practical and theoretical aspects of Computer Science, Oumnia Chellah is poised to make significant contributions in her field.