Mai Yer Xiong
Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies Mai Yer Xiong is from Saint Paul, MN. She is proud of her dual identity as a Hmong-American, which inspired her aspiration to […]
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Michelle Olakkengil
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Michelle Olakkengil is determined to become a formidable advocate for women’s health and empowerment. Growing up as a first-generation Indian American gave her […]
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Vivian Olabamiji
Duke Kunshan University: Master of Science in Global Health Vivian Olabamiji grew up in Savannah, Texas. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Science […]
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Prathibha Juturu
Johns Hopkins Univeristy, Masters of Science in Geography and Environmental Engineering Prathibha Juturu immigrated to the USA from India at the age of two and spent the majority of her […]
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Ashley Hamilton
Georgetown University, Global Human Development Program Ashley Hamilton is a proud native of Flint, Michigan. In her freshman year of high school, Ashley attended a global leadership training conference in […]
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Anna Ghnouly
Columbia University, MPA in Development Practice program at School of International and Public Affairs Anna Ghnouly was born in Orange County, California, but spent the majority of her youth in […]
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Isabella Genta
American University, Masters in International Affairs: Natural Resources/Sustainable Development program Isabella (Bella) Genta grew up in Sarasota, Florida where she attended Pine View School for the Gifted and interned extensively […]
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Caroline Carrasco
Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health, MSPH in International Health Caroline Carrasco was raised in Mooresville, North Carolina by Peruvian parents from Lima and Ocobamba. As a child […]
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Debbie Alfred
Harvard University, Kennedy School, Masters in Public Policy Debbie Alfred was born in Haiti but spent most of her life in Orlando, Florida. She attended Florida State University where she […]
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