Walle is a third year Anthropology major with a minor in Public Affairs. Born in Karachi, Pakistan, she saw the tremendous trials and tribulations that were faced by many people in a developing country. While her future goals consist of going back to her homeland and helping those in need, FISH has given her even more passion to assist those in need. She was excited to join an organization that allowed her to volunteer internationally on a consistent basis and make a direct impact on a community. FISH has shown Walle that whether you are saving the lives of thousands or touching the life of just one person, no service is gone unseen.

When Walle is not working on FISH related things, she works at the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior as a research assistant and sleep technician. She also spends some early mornings volunteering as a Care Extender. Walle loves to do spontaneous things such as skydiving and crazy adventures. Raised in San Antonio, Texas, Walle loves not having to walk outside in the 105 degree heat! She likes hanging out with her friends, listening to good music, and meeting new people!