Interdisciplinary research shaped Rudmila Rashid’s College experience and strengthened her drive to become a doctor. Majoring in cognitive science allowed Rashid, C’19, M’23, to approach the study of the mind from different perspectives and learn from innovative scholars like Michael L. Platt, James S. Riepe University Professor. When the humanities and sciences come together, that’s the Power of Penn Arts & Sciences.
The Power of Penn Arts & Sciences is a fundraising campaign that supports students, faculty, and innovative research on pressing challenges from creating a sustainable plant and harnessing the power of the brain, to exploring the human experience and driving global change.
To learn more, visit: https://power.sas.upenn.edu
Special thanks to The Barnes Foundation.
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