Faeven Mussie

Faeven Mussie is an undergraduate student at Princeton University, where she is currently a senior pursuing her bachelor’s degree in psychology. Originally from California, Faeven began her academic journey at Chabot Community College and subsequently transferred to Princeton after earning her associate’s degree.

During her time at Princeton, Faeven has been actively involved in various student organizations. She previously served as the president of the Princeton Eritrean and Ethiopian Student Association, fostering cultural exchange and community engagement. Presently, she holds the position of diversity and engagement officer for the Princeton Transfer Association, advocating for inclusivity and supporting transfer students.

Faeven’s dedication to her studies and involvement in extracurricular activities have not gone unnoticed, as she is a distinguished recipient of the Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship, recognizing her outstanding achievements and potential.

Within the field of psychology, Faeven’s interests lie in decision-making and cognitive psychology, where she explores the intricacies of human thought processes. Her pursuit of a certificate in cognitive science further exemplifies her passion for understanding the complexities of the mind.

Mentor: Albert Lin (Murthy Lab)