Sabrina Espinoza

Fulbright King's College London Summer Institute

Sabrina Espinoza is an undergraduate at the University of Utah majoring in Health, Society, and Policy, where her work focuses on the intersection of public health, institutional systems, and health equity. She has conducted research on refugee resettlement and poverty, presented at a national conference, and worked with international participants through global exchange programs. Her interests include population health and maternal and women's health outcomes. Outside of academics, Sabrina enjoys hiking and running and has spent her summers working at Grand Teton National Park.

At King's College London, Sabrina will examine how governmental and legal systems shape population health outcomes, with a particular interest in comparing UK and U.S. institutional frameworks to understand how policy design influences health equity. She looks forward to exploring the historical and political context of the UK and gaining firsthand insight into how different societies approach inequality and governance. Ultimately, Sabrina hopes to apply what she learns toward advocating for healthcare systems where access is prioritized and the needs of patients, providers, and institutions are all considered.