Oluwatobi Arogundade

Oluwatobi Arogundade is currently an Undergraduate Research Assistant at Emory University School of Medicine, contributing to primate neuromodulation research. At Georgia Institute of Technology, Oluwatobi serves as a Learning Assistant for CHEM1211K, Vice President of Health Outreach for Stamps Health Services Ambassadors, and holds various roles within Alpha Phi International Fraternity, including DEI Board Member and Recruitment Day Chair. Additionally, Oluwatobi is the Chair of the Healthy Jacket Peer Educator Program at the Georgia Tech Wellness Empowerment Center and works as an Athletic Medicine Student Aide with the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. Oluwatobi has extensive research experience, having participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research in Engineering/Sciences program and served as a GT ESTEEMED Scholar within the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering. Previous experience includes a role as a Medical Assistant and Student Shadower at Atlanta Cardiology Associates. Oluwatobi is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Biology at Georgia Institute of Technology and a Certificate in Public Health from Yale University.