Shuvechchha Karki
- Institution
- Asian University for Women in Bangladesh
- Field of study
- Biotechnology and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- Originally from
- Sindhupalchowk
Bio
Shuvechchha Karki grew up in Chautara, Sangachowkgadhi, Sindhupalchowk, and is a graduate of Shree Bhimsen Secondary School. Confident and thoughtful, she has always been drawn to community involvement, particularly through her school’s child club and other community-based initiatives. One of her proudest achievements was advocating with her village’s ward office to secure stationery for children from the Dalit community.
After completing her +2 in Science (Biology) at Pentagon International College in Kathmandu, Shuvechchha received a full scholarship to pursue her bachelor’s degree at the Asian University for Women in Bangladesh. She is majoring in Biotechnology and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
At AUW, Shuvechchha continues to balance her academic responsibilities with leadership and community engagement. She is currently in UG 3.2 and has started her senior thesis. She hopes to become a doctor and use her education and skills to serve the community that shaped her.
Shuvechchha advocated for children from the Dalit community by lobbying her village’s ward office to secure stationery for them. At AUW, she contributes to the university community through her work with the Social Service Club and as a Residential Assistant. In this role, she supports residents’ well-being, helps maintain a positive dormitory environment, and communicates residents’ concerns to university authorities.
For Shuvechchha, the opportunities she has received come with a responsibility to pay them forward. She hopes to continue supporting others through her future career as a doctor.
Leadership and achievements
Received a full scholarship to pursue her bachelor’s degree at the Asian University for Women.
Serves as President of the AUW Volleyball Club, coordinating weekly sessions and communicating with the Physical Education Department and other university offices.
Serves as Secretary of the AUW Social Service Club.
Works as a graphic designer for the AUW Badminton Club.
Works as a Residential Assistant through AUW’s Work-Study Program.
Mediates between residents and university authorities, helping communicate concerns and clarify policies and updates.
Has started her senior thesis and continues to balance academic and extracurricular responsibilities.
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