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My name is Carter Supple. I am a Junior at UC Berkeley exploring the intersection of Immunology and Public Policy
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A little about Carter...
A little about Carter...
Carter Supple, originally from Ventura County, attends the University of California, Berkeley, where he studies Immunology & Molecular Medicine and Economics. He is deeply passionate about improving access to healthcare—not only to treat disease, but to prevent it early. He plans to attend medical school to pursue a career in pediatrics, with the ultimate goal of serving as a public official advocating for healthcare policies that uplift those left behind by the system.
I am a student at UC Berkeley studying Molecular and Cell Biology with a focus in Immunology, and I approach every opportunity with energy, curiosity, and a deep commitment to impact. Whether I am conducting research on airway disease at UCSF, providing inclusive care as a medic at the Berkeley Free Clinic, or building student initiatives like the ASUC Social Impact Incubator and BerkeleyClubs.com, I thrive in roles where I can combine science, leadership, and community.
I am a student at UC Berkeley studying Molecular and Cell Biology with a focus in Immunology, and I approach every opportunity with energy, curiosity, and a deep commitment to impact. Whether I am conducting research on airway disease at UCSF, providing inclusive care as a medic at the Berkeley Free Clinic, or building student initiatives like the ASUC Social Impact Incubator and BerkeleyClubs.com, I thrive in roles where I can combine science, leadership, and community.
What drives me most is the chance to create systems that uplift others. In my roles on the UC Berkeley Student Union Board of Directors and in student government, I’ve learned how leadership can transform access and opportunity when it is inclusive and intentional. In research, I’ve experienced the excitement of discovery and mentorship, while in healthcare I’ve seen how empathy and equity directly change lives. These experiences—spanning science, policy, and service—have shaped my vision of a career at the intersection of medicine, administration, and public policy.
What drives me most is the chance to create systems that uplift others. In my roles on the UC Berkeley Student Union Board of Directors and in student government, I’ve learned how leadership can transform access and opportunity when it is inclusive and intentional. In research, I’ve experienced the excitement of discovery and mentorship, while in healthcare I’ve seen how empathy and equity directly change lives. These experiences—spanning science, policy, and service—have shaped my vision of a career at the intersection of medicine, administration, and public policy.
I bring an eagerness to learn, collaborate, and grow, and I aim to carry those values into every project I join. With my passion for healthcare innovation, strong record of leadership, and dedication to equity, I am confident I will contribute meaningfully while continuing to expand my own perspective.
I bring an eagerness to learn, collaborate, and grow, and I aim to carry those values into every project I join. With my passion for healthcare innovation, strong record of leadership, and dedication to equity, I am confident I will contribute meaningfully while continuing to expand my own perspective.
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