Alyssa is a junior from Southaven, MS in the College double majoring in Cognitive Science and Computer Science. Alyssa is involved with the Penn Infant Language Center as a research assistant, and while at Penn is interested in learning more about linguistics, artificial intelligence, and behavioral economics. She is also a member of the Students Learn Students Vote Coalition’s Advisory Board. She has experience hosting voter registration drives and other civic engagement events in Mississippi and in her free time loves to bake, paint, and explore local farmer’s markets.

Sarah Alkhafaji is a senior in the College from Boston, Massachusetts. She is studying International Relations with interests in Modern Middle Eastern studies, International Development, human development, and journalism. She has experience in working with voter registration drives for newly sworn-in citizens in Massachusetts, and coordinating youth-centered workshops in civic engagement and social empowerment.

Leah Elesinmogun is a sophomore from Bowie, Maryland at The Wharton School (Joseph Wharton Scholar) and the College double majoring in Finance and International Relations. Leah is involved in many organizations on campus such as the Black Wharton Undergraduate Association, Wharton 1010 TA, and the Black Pre-Law Association, and is a research assistant in the Legal Studies Department at Wharton. As the Wharton coordinator, she hopes to improve the connection between Wharton students/clubs with voter engagement. In her free time, she loved to play tennis and listen to music.

Bryce Hall is a Junior in the College of Arts & Sciences studying PPE from Detroit, MI. He’s a member of the Penn football team, on the board of Black Student Athletes at Penn, and a Junior Leader in the Penn Athletics Wharton Leadership Academy. Working with Penn Athletics, he aims to improve the connection between sports and voter engagement at Penn.

Sherry Li is a senior in the School of Engineering and Applied Science studying Digital Media Design. She is also a designer for Penn’s The Signal and The Daily Pennsylvanian.

Henry is a freshman from New York with strong interests in economics and public policy. He is heavily involved in leading political advocacy and social justice initiatives. He also volunteers at Project Home, hosting community building workshops and offering administrative support. He works to ensure that all underserved groups’ voices are heard in policy making and empowers them to be informed, engaged citizens.