Natasha Matta

Natasha Matta is an accomplished undergraduate student at the University of Michigan, pursuing a Bachelor's of Science in Biopsychology, Cognition, and Neuroscience with minors in Gender and Health and Environment. With a strong background in research and advocacy, Natasha serves as a Research Assistant in the Suicide Prevention, Treatment & Research Lab, where responsibilities include coordinating clinical trials and analyzing suicide risk factors. In addition to their research experience, Natasha is actively involved in various leadership roles, including President of CURIS - Public Health Advocacy, Vice President of Project Management for Women's Organization on Rights to Health, and communications positions in Psi Chi and Medical Herstory. Natasha has also contributed to public health initiatives, consulted for healthcare systems, and engaged in social media outreach, demonstrating a commitment to health equity, education, and community service.