Zainab Babikir

Zainab Babikir is a talented individual with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in various organizations.

She pursued a Bachelor's degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Public Health, and Documentary Film at New York University.

Zainab Babikir is currently a Sophomore at New York University, focusing on Science and Technology Studies with a specialization in Public Health.

Prior to her current academic pursuits, she completed her High School Diploma at Mills E. Godwin High School.

Zainab has actively engaged with several organizations, showcasing her commitment to community service and professional development.

She volunteered at New York Cares and interned at NYU Leslie eLab, gaining valuable experience and skills.

Zainab also served as the Public Relations Coordinator for NYU Brownstone Publication and as a Teaching Assistant at NYU Tandon MakerSpace.

Her involvement in the Coder role at the Social Media and Political Participation Lab highlights her technical skills and interest in social issues.

Zainab Babikir's leadership abilities were evident in her role as the Marketing Chair for the Black Student Union at New York University.

She also demonstrated project management skills as a Project Manager at Multicorder Science Corporation.

Zainab's dedication to social causes is reflected in her volunteer work at The Real Junk Food Project and her role as a Summer Camp Counselor at Maymont Farm.

Her technical acumen is further demonstrated through her experience as a Computer Aided Design Designer and Programming Tutor at FIRST Robotics Canada.