Arianne is an undergraduate student at Brown University studying neuroscience. She primarily teaches Biology, Algebra, Precalculus, and English. In high school, she received multiple 5s on her AP exams, including AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Calculus BC, AP Government and Politics, AP Literature, and AP Computer Science Principles. She graduated with a 4.70 GPA and a 1560 on the SAT.

At Brown, Arianne works as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the Carney Institute for Brain Science, where she is involved in a project studying prediction and decision-making. She also has wet-lab research experience working at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, where she studied metaplastic breast cancer and antibody-drug conjugates. She presented her findings in a poster session to MSK surgeons, staff, and members of the general public.

In her free time, Arianne enjoys working as an EMT and was honored with Best EMT of the Year award in 2024. She also enjoys caring for and mentoring children with type 1 diabetes, helping them learn to change their insulin pods, give themselves injections, and develop greater independence in managing their diabetes. Outside of school, Arianne loves to ski, read, and bake!