Daniel Cheluget is a Kenyan-American graduate of Washington University in St. Louis with a degree in Biology and a minor in African & African-American studies, with a deep interest in global health. He has researched healthcare access for African migrants in Cape Town through the SIT South Africa Study Abroad program, helped organize the first epilepsy community engagement session at Groote Schuur Hospital as an intern with the UCT Neuroscience Institute in Cape Town, and spent two years in a cell biology lab. A U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholar in Swahili, he studied in Arusha, Tanzania, and later served as a Swahili Teaching Assistant at WashU. Daniel is pursuing a career in medicine focused on global health and health equity, and he welcomes connections with others working in these areas.