Folasade is a senior majoring in Health and Societies, with a concentration in bioethics and society, and minoring in Chemistry and Africana Studies. Her research interests revolve around women's health and wellness and how it coincides with cultural norms and education. Folasade's senior thesis focuses on the disappearance of the term "menstrual education" while "sexual education" surfaces in modern-day society. In the midst of this mystery, she puts into question the role of expertise that menstrual product manufacturers have in this field, and how their influence shaped both the perception and learning processes surrounding menstrual education. At Penn, Folasade is actively involved in Synchronized Swimming, Student Hospice Organization of Penn, and Penn's Pre-Medical Association. She enjoys being a Residential Advisor (RA) for Riepe College House, volunteering with CHOP's child life support and HUP's hospice patients, and doing research related to women's health and psychiatric issues.