As the environmental and societal goals of the general public tend to clash with the economic benchmarks of the institutions we create, there’s value in aligning interests for a more just and humane society with institutional capability and willingness for change. Jacqueline’s interests lie in applying computational tools such as optimization and machine learning to address the misaligned interests of underserved communities in fields including energy storage, energy infrastructure, and transportation. Her first step towards this will be in the development of a probabilistic decision-informing model to assess paper recycling within the pulp and paper industry.