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Devika Narendra is headed to law school with a lengthy list of accomplishments from her time in the CHC. Bet on her to make a positive difference in the lives of others.

For Eleanor Potter, thinking about what’s best for her community drives her toward excellence. Her heart is always going to lead her in the direction of making a positive difference.

Knowing a little bit about everything helps data scientist Maya Rios use visualizations to tell stories she believes will make a difference.

Going to college has been an arduous journey for Haley Potter. But the Honors College graduate credits her academic regimen and the UO’s Indigenous community for helping her succeed.

Sofia Rodriguez Baquero uses her affinities for journalism, finance and food to connect with others and promote understanding.

In the world of sports product design, Audrey Saing strives to work with underserved communities. In design, as in life, she centers people and then asks, "What do you need?"

Aubrey Welburn's work in healthcare accessibility has already enacted change for neurodiverse students. Next, they'll work to support autistic kids in ways they wish they'd benefited from growing up.

When it comes to being outdoors, CHC senior Camila Hess-Neustadt isn’t afraid to speak out and prompt change.

Through his research on housing and homelessness, CHC junior Dylan Podrabsky has determined that extending empathy to those who are less fortunate is an important part of helping solve the homelessness problem.