Born and raised in Los Angeles, Serena Wang received her Public Health BA from Johns Hopkins University and Population Health Sciences MPhil from the University of Cambridge. As a Woodrow Wilson Fellow at Hopkins, she worked closely with people experiencing homelessness in Baltimore to develop health interventions that tackled the digital gap. She also worked as a consultant for the CDC prior to attending medical school. As an M1 at Harvard Medical School, she is passionate about the intersection of medicine, public health, and innovation. In her free time, she enjoys going on walks with her family, doing yoga, and reading!