Yisel Breton is an undergraduate student at the School of Communication and Information majoring in Information Technology and Informatics, and minoring in Statistics. She is interested in programming, web accessibility, and data analytics.
She is interested in programming, web accessibility, and data analytics.
Carlos Diaz is an undergraduate student at the School of Arts and Sciences, majoring in Geography and minoring in Latino and Caribbean Studies. He is also a part of the Organization for Luso-Americans at Rutgers University, where students and community leaders of Portuguese descent come together to learn and enjoy Portuguese culture (e.g. foods, music, poetry, etc.). He is interested in climate change and climatology.
Caitlin Nielsen is an undergraduate student at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, majoring in Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources and minoring in Chinese. Prior to attending Rutgers University, Caitlin partook in the Waksman Student Scholars Program and the North Jersey Regional Science Fair, earning an award in Biomedical Engineering. She is interested in climate change, sustainability, and conservation efforts, especially in Asia.
Outside of academics, she is also a member of Rutgers HARU Dance group and enjoys creative writing, music production, traveling, and volunteer work.
Julianna Rossano is a graduate student studying Library and Information Science at the School of Communication and Information. She also completed her undergraduate education at Rutgers, obtaining degrees in English and Information Technology and Informatics. She is interested in progressive programming for public libraries and facilitating access to knowledge.
In her free time, Julianna enjoys reading, creative writing, and playing board games.
Sana Shaikh is an undergraduate student in the School of Arts and Sciences majoring in Economics and Philosophy. She is interested in climate economics and postcolonialism. Outside of academics, she is also a member of Rutgers Mutual Aid and enjoys reading.
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