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Program Coordinators

All Program Coordinators offer Drop-In Open Hours at the CRC and may be available by appointment.

You can contact program coordinators directly through their email addresses. You can also schedule a meeting with Professional Staff about CRC programs and academic advising here.

 

 

Departmental Undergraduate Groups (DUGs)

Independent Concentrations (ICs)

  • Manan Pancholy

    Manan Pancholy '27

    manan_pancholy@brown.edu
    Pronouns He/him/his
    Concentration Artificial Intelligence in Health Informatics

    Where's home?: Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania

    What are you concentrating in?: Artificial Intelligence in Health Informatics

    I chose my concentration(s) because: I wanted to rigorously understand the theory, design, integration, and related ethics of AI that can improve clinical decision-making and population health.

    On campus, I'm also: Brown Barsaat (A Capella) Musical Director, Umeed Fundraising Chair, biomedical informatics researcher at the BCBI & RIH, editor in a healthcare journal, BIOL UTA.

    My favorite place to study is Swearer Center or New Watson; and my favorite place to relax is anywhere with friends

    One of my favorite classes was: ANTH 0300: Culture and Health, BIOL 1565/1535: Survey of Biomedical Informatics

    I like to advise about:  Interdisciplinary studies, pre-med, Open Curriculum, vegetarianism at Brown/in PVD, work-life balance. 

    A formative college experience for me is/was: Going to the RISD Nature Lab with my Studio Foundations class.

    My advice for first-year students and and sophomores is: You might feel like you want to pursue every new opportunity hoping it will take you to where you want to or “should” go in your career, whether that’s a job or further education. In reality, it’s better to give yourself enough time to focus on a few projects you are truly passionate about. That way, you can put in your full effort to truly make something substantial that you are proud of.

    My healthy strateg/(ies) for for destressing is/are: Wandering around PVD and taking photos, singing, going to the gym, or calling friends & family back home.

Independent Studies (IS)

Leavetaking

Matched Advising Program for Sophomores (MAPS)

Theories in Action (TiA)

  • Ariti Gani

    Ariti Gani '28

    ariti_gani@brown.edu
    Pronouns She/her/hers
    Concentration Computer Science and English

    Where's home?: Bowling Green, KY

    What are you concentrating in?: Computer Science and English

    I chose my concentration(s) because: I'm passionate about both of them and can't imagine my life without either!

    On campus, I'm also: A member of the Brown Ballroom Dance Team, Ivy Film Festival, and Madrigals  A capella group!

    My favorite place to study is RISD Fleet Library; and my favorite place to relax is at boba shops :).

    One of my favorite classes was: Brain Damage and the Mind with Professor Heindel (CPSY 0450)

    I like to advise about: Academics, extra-curricular activities, adjusting to college, or anything that people have questions about!

    A formative college experience for me is/was: Meeting friends that make Brown feel like home more than just a place to live and study <3

    My advice for first-year students and and sophomores is: Be open to exploring new opportunities, even if it seems scary! You might decide that something isn't for you after trying it, but every new experience can still teach you and help you grow.

    My healthy strateg/(ies) for for destressing is/are: I'm trying to read more often, especially when I need a break from doing schoolwork all the time. One of my favorite book genres is fantasy!

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