Sabrina Rahim is a Graduate Coach at InGenius Prep. She earned her BA in Medical Anthropology, Magna Cum Laude with a minor in Music, from the University of Washington, and her Master of Public Health in Global Health from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Gillings School of Global Public Health, where her work focused on maternal and child health and the intersection of public health and medical anthropology.
Sabrina has worked across several interdisciplinary research teams, with experience spanning qualitative health research, maternal and child health, healthcare access, and pregnancy-related policy. She has conducted semi-structured interviews, led qualitative coding and analysis, and contributed to academic manuscripts. She has also served as a Teaching Assistant for multiple undergraduate and graduate courses at UNC, leading discussions, holding office hours, and providing individualized feedback.
As a Graduate Coach, Sabrina brings a supportive, individualized, and detail-oriented approach to her students. She believes strong applications should communicate a clear sense of who a student is and what motivates them, and she enjoys helping students identify their strengths, articulate their goals, and present their experiences authentically and strategically.
