Diya founded a non-profit initiative dedicated to building toilets for girls in remote rural farming villages of South India, improving sanitation and education access. Her work has helped reduce dropout rates among teenage girls due to lack of proper facilities.
Frances conducted research analyzing how over-the-counter antihistamines impact reaction time in adolescent athletes, publishing his findings in a peer-reviewed journal. His study led several athletic organizations to revise their medication guidelines.
Katie developed an evidence-based program helping high school students with ADHD and anxiety optimize their study habits through mindfulness and cognitive strategies, resulting in a 40% average improvement in homework completion rates among participants.
Tyler built an innovative chess application that enables visually impaired players to make moves through their voice, making chess more accessible. Through partnerships with blind community organizations, the application has benefitted hundreds.