Corinne recently graduated from Saint Joseph's University in the Spring of 2020. While pursuing her undergraduate degree, she participated in multiple faculty-led research projects spanning from molecular genetics to clinical bioethics. She also spent time mentoring young students in Philadelphia, teaching elementary school science courses, and engaging in science outreach and communication projects in the community. As a former intern at the PAIR Center, she worked with Dr. Tannenbaum on a study focused on improving value-based medical decision making for patients with critical illness. She has returned to PAIR as a clinical research coordinator supporting Dr. Courtright's telemedicine palliative care study for patients with dementia living in long-term care facilities during COVID-19.

When she is not at work she spends her time volunteering for a podcast that educates the public on genetic and public health topics, exploring Philadelphia's food scene, and dreaming of warm beach days in OCNJ.