About

Khoula grew up in Mississippi to parents who were originally from Pakistan. She attended Mississippi college where she graduated Summa cum laude with High Honors in Biology and Chemistry.

She has served as a peer tutor, worked on the School of Medicine’s student government as class secretary, was selected to evaluate medical school applicants as part of the Multiple Mini-Interviews (MMI) process, and has actively participated in the M4/M2 longitudinal teaching track. She has also worked as an Interprofessional Committee Member with the Associated Student Body which includes students from seven schools. She has volunteered with the student clinic, the ICNA Relief Sponsored Mobile Clinic, and with a program aimed to provide care to children in an underserved area in Mississippi. In recognition of her outstanding academic performance as well as clinical and patient care skills, Khoula was inducted into both the AOA and Gold Humanism Honor Societies.

Khoula enjoys ceramics and pottery, hiking, and spelunking.