BS Chemistry
University Of Agriculture, Faisalabad
Sara is an extremely motivated young graduate seeking professional enhancement in impact-driven work. She is a recent graduate in chemistry and is super passionate about SDGs and sustainability. Throughout her undergraduate studies, she has worked with multiple organizations to create a better impact on her community. She has worked with the SDGs Academy to focus on sustainability. She contributed to the Business Incubation Center (BIC) in Faisalabad to promote entrepreneurial culture and lead the country towards a better and more sustainable future. She has also been a part of multiple other organizations, including the Child Labor Eradication Program (CLEP), Zacademy, Amal Academy, and many more. By joining Sustainability Global, Sara aims to contribute towards a society where sustainability isn't just a dream or a luxury but an integral part of life.
As a fresh graduate with an abiding interest in education, sustainability, and change driven by purpose, I am attracted to this opportunity as a means to substantively contribute to the global move towards more conscious and regenerative systems.Having come from a country where environmental literacy and sustainable living are still emergent ideas, I have always felt driven to bridge that gap through sensitization, education, and actual action. My science background has served to illuminate the real effect of material waste, and my personal experience has tempered my resilience, cleared my thinking, and strengthened my devotion to changing the world.The emphasis on this pillar—re-imaging waste, facilitating circular paradigms, and encouraging sound material use—is something I firmly believe in: that sustainable transformation starts not just with policy but also with grassroots, youth-driven action. I see myself leveraging my voice, communication abilities, and innovative spirit to spearhead campaigns and mobilize peers. I am particularly thrilled by the interdisciplinary aspect of this pillar, integrating materials science, zero-waste principles, and regenerative design. I view this as a chance to learn from international mentors, amplify sustainability values within my community, and become a responsible and empowered changemaker.Sustainability Global membership is not only a job for me—it is a purpose-driven career path to serve, to learn, and to champion a future that is circular, inclusive, and compassionate towards the world we inhabit.
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- Award for 3rd best working model presentation to treat water pollution and 1st appreciation certificate for best poster presentation (only UG student who competed with PhD students and got an award from the Chemical Society of Pakistan)
- Certificate of graduation with highest honors from Amal Career-prep Fellowship
- A medal and a certificate from the Commissioner Faisalabad for showing exceptional results in the high school
Sara is an extremely motivated young graduate seeking professional enhancement in impact-driven work. She is a recent graduate in chemistry and is super passionate about SDGs and sustainability. Throughout her undergraduate studies, she has worked with multiple organizations to create a better impact on her community. She has worked with the SDGs Academy to focus on sustainability. She contributed to the Business Incubation Center (BIC) in Faisalabad to promote entrepreneurial culture and lead the country towards a better and more sustainable future. She has also been a part of multiple other organizations, including the Child Labor Eradication Program (CLEP), Zacademy, Amal Academy, and many more. By joining Sustainability Global, Sara aims to contribute towards a society where sustainability isn't just a dream or a luxury but an integral part of life.
As a fresh graduate with an abiding interest in education, sustainability, and change driven by purpose, I am attracted to this opportunity as a means to substantively contribute to the global move towards more conscious and regenerative systems.
Having come from a country where environmental literacy and sustainable living are still emergent ideas, I have always felt driven to bridge that gap through sensitization, education, and actual action. My science background has served to illuminate the real effect of material waste, and my personal experience has tempered my resilience, cleared my thinking, and strengthened my devotion to changing the world.
The emphasis on this pillar—re-imaging waste, facilitating circular paradigms, and encouraging sound material use—is something I firmly believe in: that sustainable transformation starts not just with policy but also with grassroots, youth-driven action. I see myself leveraging my voice, communication abilities, and innovative spirit to spearhead campaigns and mobilize peers.
I am particularly thrilled by the interdisciplinary aspect of this pillar, integrating materials science, zero-waste principles, and regenerative design. I view this as a chance to learn from international mentors, amplify sustainability values within my community, and become a responsible and empowered changemaker.
Sustainability Global membership is not only a job for me—it is a purpose-driven career path to serve, to learn, and to champion a future that is circular, inclusive, and compassionate towards the world we inhabit.