Laura Alarcon
(University of California, Berkeley)
American Dream: To become a sociologist and craft policies and programs that encourage and enable minority students to pursue higher education.
Melissa-Sue Angus-John (Hunter College)
American Dream: To become a psychologist and design intervention programs for high-risk youths.
Villamor S. Asuncion
(University of Miami)
American Dream: To practice civil rights and immigration law and expand the opportunities available to immigrants and minorities.
Nandini Chattopadhyay
(San Francisco State University)
American Dream: To become an anthropologist and empower minorities through developing pride in their cultures and arts.
Beverly Du
(Harvard University)
American Dream: To practice medicine and build an innovative bridge between Western and Eastern health care approaches.
Wonha Kim
(Princeton University)
American Dream: To become a leader in global health care and craft policies that improve the lives of people in the developing world.
Elizabeth Kwo
(Stanford University)
American Dream: To specialize in geriatric medicine and help shape public policies that address the needs of an aging population.
Yukyan Lam
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
American Dream: To practice international law, help resolve social conflicts, and improve international relations.
Yana Lantsberg
(Princeton University)
American Dream: To practice international law, help foster human rights, and strengthen international relief organizations that assist the poor.
Eun Lee
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
American Dream: To become an outstanding medical journalist and an advocate of equitable public health care policies.
Jennifer Ma-Pham
(University of California, Irvine)
American Dream: To establish and lead a non-profit organization for preventing sexual abuse of children.
Ani Martikyan
(University of California, Los Angeles)
American Dream: To become a neuroscientist and make breakthroughs in our understanding of emotional and mental illness.
Mona Mashayekhi
(University of Chicago)
American Dream: To direct a biomedical research laboratory and make a difference in the lives of others.
Hoang Luat Nhan
(University of Washington)
American Dream: To pursue research breakthroughs in neuroscience that improve quality of life for Americans and the people of other nations.
Clara Shih
(Stanford University)
American Dream: To provide low-income children with access to and knowledge of computers.
