Osariemen “Osa” Omoregie obtained her Master of Public Health degree in Epidemiology and Global Health from Boston University School of Public Health. Osa is a PhD candidate in Epidemiology, focused on the epidemiology of chronic diseases and health disparities. She previously worked on community-based programs aimed at improving maternal and child health outcomes in low-income communities. Her current research seeks to evaluate the impact of Double Up Oklahoma (DUO), a nutrition incentive program, on the nutritional and health outcomes of low-income populations in Oklahoma. Osa has served as a student leader in BSESA and HCOPHSA. She served as the President of BSESA from 2022 to 2023. She loves reading and baking in her leisure time and appreciates her family members for their love and support.