Sarvesh Prabhu
What is your favorite part about OADI?
The people. The kindness, compassion and support that I have received from OADI mentors and OADI program peers is what keeps me going. They have celebrated my success and supported me when I am down. OADI for me has truly been a community where I find support and comfort.
Do you have any advice for incoming or first year students?
You are amazing, do not hold yourself back. We all have imposter syndrome, and it can be daunting to apply to opportunities as we often feel we are not good enough. Go for it, you lose a 100% of the shots you don't take.
What part about being in P3, has taught you the most?
It has made me more confident in myself and taught me to give grace to myself whenever I face failure
What is next for you after Cornell?
After Cornell, I hope to pursue a PhD in ecology with a tropical focus at the interface of biotic, abiotic and human interactions.
Tell us one of your most important dreams or goals.
To make an impact and change in the tropics for people and the planet.
Tell us a Fun fact about yourself!
I love solo travelling across the world! (Almost got lost in the Amazon rainforest)