Olivia Scott,University of Pennsylvania
Olivia Scott is a pre-medical student at the University of Pennsylvania, majoring in neuroscience. Her focus is on the convergence of medicine and technology to enhance healthcare delivery, and policies governing technology implementation in healthcare systems. These interests were ignited during her experience as a Cadet in Emergency Medical Services. In EMS, she directly observed […]
Jules Salinas, University of Texas at Austin
Jules Salinas is an undergraduate student at the University of Texas at Austin majoring in International Relations and Global Studies with a focus on international security. The evolution of policy relating to emerging technology within the United States and European countries has always fascinated him, alongside their integration of groundbreaking innovations such as artificial intelligence […]
Enson Pan, Northwestern University
Enson Pan is a sophomore at Northwestern University studying Social Policy and Economics. Starting out in Public Forum debate, Enson was exposed to various theoretical resolutions— from proposing laissez-faire market-rate housing to universal price ceilings on pharmaceutical drugs—igniting his interest in political science. Now an undergraduate, Enson leverages his speech and debate background in the […]
Ezinne Okonkwo, University of California, Los Angeles
Ezinne Okonkwo is a third-year Human Biology and Society major at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Currently at UCLA, Ezinne is involved in activities that showcase her passion for public health policy, advocacy, and improving community health, especially among disadvantaged communities. She is an undergraduate research assistant with the REACH Lab where she […]
Laiba Mehmood, Rutgers University
Laiba Mehmood (she/her) is a sophomore at Rutgers University, where she is part of the Honors College and pursuing a major in political science. She actively contributes to the university community as a member of the Muslim Student Association and serves as a peer mentor, fostering unity and building bonds within the student body. With […]
Kailey Emmons, University of California, Los Angeles
Kailey is a sophomore at the University of California, Los Angeles, where she is currently pursuing a double major in Political Science and Biology. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, she is highly interested in political theory and how it can be applied to the modern American political system. Her interest in legislation and […]
Akansha Bojjam, UT Austin
Akansha Bojjam is a public health major at UT Austin with a certificate in Spanish for Medical Professions. As a certified emergency medical technician, Akansha is part of Longhorn EMS, and she is also involved in student government as part of the Natural Sciences Council, where she serves on the Community Involvement committee. Akansha also […]
Michael Akoto, Rutgers University
Michael is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science at Rutgers University, with an expected graduation in May 2026. His academic background includes a comprehensive range of courses, such as data structures, algorithms, discrete structures, statistics for research, and linear algebra. This has fostered a strong foundation in computational thinking and problem-solving, which aligns […]
Mrunali Yadav, University of Arizona
I am currently a student at the University of Arizona, majoring in Information Science with a focus on Human-Centered Computing. My professional interests lie in UI/UX design, digital marketing, and content creation, and I have experience as a freelance graphic designer working on projects in web design, social media, and branding. I am passionate about […]
Isabella Gonzalez, University at Albany
Hi! My name is Isabella Gonzalez. I am currently studying communications/journalism at the University at Albany. I am expected to graduate with my bachelor’s in May of 2025! I am from the Bronx, Ny. I plan on going back home to the city after graduation to pursue a career in marketing. In my free time, […]