Gabrielle Langston

When my career is over, I want to be known as a pioneer in the field of zoology—one of the youngest women to make a lasting impact in wildlife research. My personal brand is one of resilience, determination, and passion for understanding the natural world. From a young age, I was shaped by my environment, which taught me strength but never defined who I am today. I have always been fiercely independent, balancing work and academics since I was thirteen years old. By seventeen, I had graduated high school early as a junior and entered college as a freshman, proving my dedication to pushing boundaries and achieving my goals.

My graduate school interests include the possibility of attending an exotic veterinary school overseas, where I can gain hands-on experience with unique species and diverse ecosystems. I'm also deeply interested in furthering my education through sabbaticals and research papers, allowing me to explore specialized topics in zoology and conservation on a deeper level. Both paths align with my passion for wildlife and my goal of making a meaningful impact in the field of animal science.

My hobbies include art in all forms—mostly drawing with pencils and charcoal, but also painting, sculpting, and more. I used to do roller derby, so I roll skate, and I also love to sing. For the past few months, I’ve been teaching myself how to play the piano. I’m really into weightlifting, and while I haven’t boxed professionally, I love boxing as my go-to cardio at the gym. I was a competitive gymnast all through high school. I also have a big love for clothes, cool makeup, and reading—those are definitely some of my favorite ways to express myself and unwind.