College of Arts & Sciences
Major: Biochemistry • Class: 2018 • Hometown: Berwyn, Illinois
What will you be doing at this year’s Weekend of Excellence?
I was nominated for the Student Diversity & Multicultural Affairs Award, specifically the Social Justice in Action Award. I also will be inducted into the Maroon & Gold Society.
How has your time at Loyola helped shape you as a person?
Back when I was a freshman, I always noticed that the University liked to throw around the term “social justice” a lot, and I didn’t know at the time how it would impact my life. Loyola’s values helped me realize that I can use science as a tool for social justice, and I discovered how our progression as a community is rooted in solidarity. Knowledge is resistance, exposure is a necessity, and solidarity is crucial to everyone.
What do you hope to be doing 10 years from now?
I hope to be a biomedical researcher in a big city and be a mentor for women of color wanting to work in the STEM field. I plan to establish a nonprofit organization that would help shed light on the disparities in underrepresented communities. I’m not exactly sure what I’ll be doing, but I know that I want to give back to the community that helped shape me into who I am today.
The text passage contains personal information and reflections of a student from Loyola University, including their achievements, aspirations, and the impact of their university experience. There are no mathematical questions or answers present in the text.
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    2. If an answer to that mathematical question is provided in the text

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College of Arts & Sciences
Major: Biochemistry • Class: 2018 • Hometown: Berwyn, Illinois
What will you be doing at this year’s Weekend of Excellence?
I was nominated for the Student Diversity & Multicultural Affairs Award, specifically the Social Justice in Action Award. I also will be inducted into the Maroon & Gold Society.
How has your time at Loyola helped shape you as a person?
Back when I was a freshman, I always noticed that the University liked to throw around the term “social justice” a lot, and I didn’t know at the time how it would impact my life. Loyola’s values helped me realize that I can use science as a tool for social justice, and I discovered how our progression as a community is rooted in solidarity. Knowledge is resistance, exposure is a necessity, and solidarity is crucial to everyone.
What do you hope to be doing 10 years from now?
I hope to be a biomedical researcher in a big city and be a mentor for women of color wanting to work in the STEM field. I plan to establish a nonprofit organization that would help shed light on the disparities in underrepresented communities. I’m not exactly sure what I’ll be doing, but I know that I want to give back to the community that helped shape me into who I am today.
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The text passage contains personal information and reflections of a student from Loyola University, including their achievements, aspirations, and the impact of their university experience. There are no mathematical questions or answers present in the text.

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