Vaneeza Pasha is a 4th year undergraduate at the University of Virginia studying Anthropology (B.A.) and Biology (B.A.) on the pre-medical track. Outside of school, she loves to learn new things (especially languages, different cultures, and cell biology), play tennis, be with her family and friends, laugh (a lot), stargaze, design dresses, expand her lexicon, exhaustively attempt to answer difficult philosophical questions, and come up with new ice cream flavors for a hypothetical business that she makes flavors for but does not have the intention of pursuing (her favorite flavor that she's recently come up with is "gup shup crunch", inspired by her fond memories of aunties having chai and uncles eating pistachios). 

Sitina is a senior at Johns Hopkins University studying Molecular and Cellular Biology (B.S.). She's passionate about healthcare equity and hopes to become a neonatal doctor one day. Outside of school, she loves learning about different cultures and how life works at the cellular level. She also enjoys painting, spending time with family and friends, trying new foods, and finding small moments of joy in everyday life. Whether she's in the lab or just hanging out, she's always curious and looking to connect with others in meaningful ways.