Shantell Kwofie (Class of 2027) is from Almere, the Netherlands. She is a Medical Anthropology major with minors in French and Global Health & Health Policy on the pre-med track. She is interested in how children learn and think, especially how growing up with several languages affects children’s learning and behavior (multilingual cognitive development), a topic close to her as a polyglot. She is also interested in how children learn numbers and math-related language. She wants to eventually become a pediatrician. Outside of academics, she is part of Princeton’s Varsity Track and Field team, serves as Community Impact Chair for the Black Student Athlete Collective, and is part of the worship team for the CU Nova ministry on campus. In her free time she likes spending time with friends, watching strategy game shows and movies (from murder mysteries to rom-coms and feel-good dramas), shopping, traveling, and exploring new places.