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Interviewing took place on weekend days and weekday nights from October 14–23, 2022. We believe in the power of good information to build a brighter future for California.
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Additionally, Henry serves as a captain of his high school's math, Science Bowl, and Scholastic Bowl teams, where he encourages team members to develop the skills to succeed in challenging competitions. In the fall, Henry plans on attending Harvard University, where he will study applied mathematics and computer science. In his free time, Henry enjoys playing tennis with friends and family, learning new pieces on the violin, and reading opinion articles.
As the Founder and President of Beyond Charity, she aims to remove the stigma around mental health through education and legislation. She has shared her own mental health story to educate 15,000 students worldwide on mental health and effective coping strategies. She also collaborated with her local legislators to pass the Beyond Charity Law in Illinois, mandating suicide prevention lines to be put on student identification cards. At her school, she is an adapted physical education leader and an avid Latin enthusiast. Aparna credits her Beyond Charity team, Anna and Luka, her parents, Sabitha and Murali, and especially her sister Abinaya (also a Coke Scholar!) for her success. Ivy Pete is an Indigenous student activist working to empower Native American youth through policy work and civil service.
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She also serves as Editor-in-Chief of her school's journalism program, Model United Nations officer, TEDx Club President, Field Hockey Captain, and National Youth Advisory Board Member for Multiplying Good. Jordan was admitted early to Duke University and plans to study public policy. Diya Daruka founded her own financial literacy program where she teaches underprivileged youth foundational financial skills. She implemented her course at several nonprofits, reaching over 150 students. Diya hopes to help combat the cyclical poverty occurring in underprivileged communities through her course, and plans to expand this work in college. Diya holds a seat on the Boys & Girls Clubs of America national leadership board, helping design national programs for 4,000+ clubs.
Aisha is excited to continue her higher education majoring in computer science and minoring in public health while on the pre-med track. Irene Kim is the founder of Justice Education Project , the first national youth-led and youth-focused criminal justice reform organization. Through JEP, she has donated 10K+ products to incarcerated people and published First Steps Into Criminal Justice Activism, a book educating youth on the issue. Irene also serves on Cornell Y-ReCONNECT's Advisory Council, advising NY correctional officers on ways to implement transformative justice in juvenile facilities. At school, Irene has launched a restorative justice elective and serves as both debate and tennis captain.
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As the founder and executive director of Make.It.Possible, Jackson Moody is passionate about democratizing access to STEM technologies such as robotics, laser cutting, and 3D printing via free and educational workshops. Jackson is also president of Fairview High School's Science National Honor Society, lighting director for his school's theatrical productions, and a National Merit Scholarship Finalist. Outside of school, Jackson serves on the board of directors for both the Museum of Boulder and the League of Women Voters of Boulder County–helping to bring youth voices to the executive teams of each organization. Next year, Jackson plans to pursue mechanical engineering while continuing to expand the reach of his nonprofit organization. Quinn Luong inspires, empowers & unites marginalized students to stand up as leaders to better their communities.
As an RSI Scholar, he developed novel targeting systems for transcranial magnetic stimulation for treating depression patients. He co-founded an international non-profit organization, Teens Helping Seniors, during the COVID-19 crisis to help vulnerable populations with delivery of essentials. He is a Regeneron STS scholar, and was awarded the Congressional Award Gold Medal, and President's Volunteer Service Gold Award. He plans to major in Bioengineering, and apply his knowledge toward helping others. Hana O'Looney-Goto is an educational and menstrual equity activist currently serving on the Montgomery County, Maryland Board of Education, a position she was elected to with over 78% of 88,000 eligible votes.
As an avid supporter of environmental and human rights, Michael also works with the NBHS Student Equity team to make his community a safe space for people to learn and grow. Michael will be attending the University of Pennsylvania, majoring in Environmental Studies. Fardouza is the President of MN Youth Against Sexual Violence, community organizer with Planned Parenthood, and a Core Team Member of The Body Org. Her passion lies in encountering solutions to issues affecting our communities from both an educational and legislative standpoint. She embraces the principles of reproductive justice, harm reduction, and health liberation through her work.
Along with strong academics, he maintains a competitive edge with top 10 rankings in Speech and Science Olympiad while serving as MUN President and school vice president. Miran Bhima is the President and Founder of Strive2Thrive Edu a 501 international nonprofit organization that works to empower underserved youth by providing educational resources to combat global disparities. Through his organization, he raised $136,000 to support over 10,000 underserved youth in 35 developing countries with the support of over 600 volunteers. As a leader in the community, he also serves on the Youth Council for his local school district and is a Youth Advisor to the Steve Fund that works to bring awareness to mental health in the BIPOC community. With interests in research and medicine, he has also led an award-winning drug design research project for the inhibition of NRAS Q61R, an oncoprotein, in melanoma.
Justin will attend the University of Pennsylvania where he will study mathematics. Combining his passions for agriculture and Food Science, Borlaug Scholar Caden Robinette presented his research on the Nigerian Cattle Crisis at the 2021 World Food Prize Global Youth Institute. As a result of this experience, Caden's research and work have impacted 500 million smallholder farmers across four continents and improved nutritional security for more than two billion people.
Vicky aspires to pursue a career in sports medicine and combine the intersection of medicine and literature, planning to further engage in social justice and emphasize mental health. She's also a multi-sport athlete, playing Soccer and Lacrosse, and is an avid weightlifter. Anie Udosen founded the diversity organization Fairfield For Change where she wrote her school district's land acknowledgment statement, developed an inclusive educational program, and coordinated virtual programming to engage thousands of students. Securing a $3000 grant to fund these initiatives, Anie's work was featured on PBS, Cincinnati Public Radio, and awarded the Princeton Prize. Anie also partnered with state officials to combat teen substance abuse and promote suicide prevention. Building on her passions, Anie wrote an article published by MIT about the dangers of racially-biased AI and coded many projects to empower diverse sets of users.
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