Hello! I'm Anna St. Clair and welcome to my page!
Computer Science & Linguistics Student at Calvin University
I am passionate about the intersection of technology and language, and I am always looking for new opportunities to learn more about both!
Computer Science & Linguistics Student at Calvin University
I am passionate about the intersection of technology and language, and I am always looking for new opportunities to learn more about both!
I'm a dedicated Computer Science and Linguistics student at Calvin University with a 3.713 GPA. My passion lies at the intersection of human and machine languages, where I explore how technology can enhance our understanding and use of language.
As an Honors Scholar and active member of various campus organizations, I'm committed to both academic excellence and community building. I believe in the power of technology to solve real-world problems and create meaningful connections between people.
Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS) & Bachelor of English (BA) with Linguistics Concentration
GPA: 3.713
Support, plan, and lead initiatives to foster a supportive coding community on campus for women in STEM.
Plan and coordinate events such as tech talks, coding nights, hackathons, and social activities.
Machine Learning research project in CS376 conducted with a partner in Google Colab. We studied cross-lingual bias in LLMs by prompting the same questions in typologically distinct languages (English, Japanese, Korean, Bengali, Arabic) and evaluating response quality with the openai/MMMLU multilingual benchmark.
24-hour hackathon entry for Calvin University's "Called to Create" theme in Spring 2026: a driving assistant mobile app built with React Native, FastAPI, and YOLOv8. It supports visually disadvantaged and aging drivers with real-time audio cues in four student-recorded languages.
24-hour SpartaHack project in Spring 2026: a web application using MediaPipe Face Mesh, npm, Node.js, and HTML Canvas for live makeup rendering. Designed for an inclusive beauty experience that helps women explore makeup and accessories in a safe, personalized way.
Class project for Software Engineering in Fall 2025: a mobile app built with ExpoGo and an SQL database to securely store user data. I served primarily as project manager and front-end developer, guiding the team through design decisions and ensuring a polished user experience.
Developed a Python program that utilizes textblob and random libraries to randomize Bible verses and calls for the user to recreate the verse, enhancing memorization through interactive practice.
IBM
2025