I am currently a junior at University Park, pursuing a double major in Finance and Economics with a minor in Mathematics. My main research interests lie at the intersection of finance, economics, and data analysis, with a particular focus on financial inclusion, artificial intelligence in credit scoring, and the dynamics of women’s labor force participation in emerging economies. Over the past year, my research has centered on Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 reforms and their impact on female labor market outcomes, as well as the authenticity behind empowering women in the Kingdom. My previous projects have been centered around building innovative mindsets through undergraduate curriculums, and accounting mishaps leading to the 2008 financial crisis. I have presented my research at both poster and oral presentation sessions at different conferences as well. Through these projects, I have developed strong skills in compiling data, building economic models, and presenting research findings in academic and professional settings. I can assist those looking to get involved in research by guiding them through identifying meaningful questions, finding mentors and resources, and developing clear, engaging presentations of their work.