Sarah is a three-time graduate from The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) where she studied music education and psychology having earned her music degree in 2026 and psychology degrees in 2020 and 2022. With over fifteen years of experience playing the clarinet and being involved in music, she has a strong interest in music and cognition. 

During her graduate studies, Sarah served as a research assistant in the Sleep and Memory Computational Lab, where she explored the impact of slow-wave sleep on pattern recognition and the formation of false composite memories. She is also a certified cognitive coach, bringing together her expertise in psychology and passion for education to support cognitive development and learning.