Rajul Varia is a student who works to bring together the fields of behavioral psychology and fine arts with the guiding purpose of supporting the mental health of teens. Through the Georgetown Pre-College Program, she took advanced classes in behavioral and social psychology, focusing on how environmental reinforcement affects behavior. 

Aside from her thirst for knowledge, Rajul is a skilled visual artist who studied at Unolona and has mastered a wide range of mediums, from chalk to acrylics. She has competed in many art competitions in the past, such as the Bowseat Art Competition, Art Olympiad, and David Shepherd's "The Book of Life." 

Recently, Rajul gained international recognition as a semi-finalist in the 2025 Science without Borders Challenge, where she was the only Indian representative chosen for her age group. With her intersectional approach, she combines her technical artistic skills with psychological frameworks in The Sketchbook Project, all to give young girls from disadvantaged backgrounds the tools and language they need to feel confident as they go through adolescence.