In this episode ofEyeway Conversations, George Abraham speaks with Sukriti Suri, a visually impaired student pursuing mathematics from Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Jammu & Kashmir.
Sukriti’s academic path has been anything but conventional. Initially opting for history because she was unsure about mathematics, she couldn’t ignore her passion for numbers. Taking a bold step after her graduation, sheemailed her current university to inquire about switching tomathematics—a decision that changed the course of her academic journey.
Beyond academics, Sukriti has a love for poetry, writing and watching informative content on youtube and is deeply interested in research. She aspires to contribute meaningfully to the field of mathematics and make academic spaces more inclusive for people with disabilities.
Join us as we explore Sukriti’s journey of perseverance, curiosity, and advocacy in higher education.
Topics Covered:
Sukriti’s early academic choices and her love for mathematics.
The turning point: emailing her university to pursue mathematics.
Her experiences navigating higher education as a visually impaired student.
The importance of accessibility and inclusion in academic spaces.
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