Hrishi Kamalachandran

Passionate high school junior with a strong interest in the medical field. Fascinated by the human body, science, and problem-solving, aiming to academically excel while exploring advanced concepts in biology, healthcare, and engineering. Driven by compassion and curiosity, and eager to contribute to improving lives through innovation and knowledge.

• 1st Place Internationally - HOSA (June 2024)

Winning first place in the HOSA Healthy Living event was an unforgettable experience. Competing against 200,000 students, I excelled in a two-round competition: a challenging written test on health and wellness and a presentation about my personal fitness journey. It taught me a lot about perseverance and inspired me to share ways to help others live healthier lives.

• Gold Presidential Volunteer Service Award (April 2024)

After spending over 100 hours volunteering at Atrium Medical Center, I was honored with the Presidential Volunteer Service Award. I assisted patients, supported hospital staff, and learned how healthcare teams work together to make a difference. This experience gave me a deeper appreciation for patient care and made me even more passionate about a career in healthcare.

• University of Cincinnati Model UN Outstanding Delegate

Awarded for exceptional leadership, negotiation, and public speaking. Collaborated with delegates to draft resolutions addressing global education challenges. Led discussions, organized key points, and contributed to policy development.

Lifeguard Certification Starguard February 2025

Earning my lifeguard certification involved a lot of training in water rescue techniques, first aid, and CPR, ensuring I am well-prepared to handle emergency situations. This certification reflects my commitment to safety and my ability to protect and assist swimmers effectively.

• President, National STEM Honor Society (NSTEM)

Led and organized STEM initiatives, competitions, and outreach programs to promote STEM education. Managed team operations, coordinated events, and engaged members in hands-on STEM activities to foster innovation and leadership. 4 hours per week/ 40 weeks a year.

• Vice President, Mason High School Honors Society

Supported leadership in organizing academic and service-based initiatives. Helped coordinate volunteer opportunities, mentor members, and expand community outreach efforts to promote excellence in scholarship and service. 2 hours per week/40 weeks a year.