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Jenivit Marrero Solis

Studio Arts Cal State Northridge

Hello, my name is Jenivit Solis and I have been creating art through different mediums here in the San Fernando Valley. I am a full-time DACA student working on receiving a Bachelor's in Studio Arts at Cal State Northridge. During my time as a student, I immersed myself in various artistic mediums, from painting and sculpture to photography and digital design. Each course challenged me to push boundaries and think outside the box, fostering a sense of innovation within me. The guidance of experienced professors further honed my skills and encouraged me to experiment with different techniques. In addition to academic pursuits, I actively sought out internships and exhibitions that enabled me to showcase my work beyond the classroom walls. Looking back on this journey, I am grateful for the challenges faced along the way as they molded me into a resilient artist capable of adapting to any situation. This biography serves as a testament not only to obtaining an academic degree but also to embracing one's passion wholeheartedly,

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Angelica Morales

UX/UI Design Bootcamp Rutgers University

Hello there! My name is Angelica, but everyone calls me Gela! I am originally from Colombia but have been living in the US for 10+ years now. I’m a Domestic Violence Counselor. My job is to empower women who have suffered domestic abuse, sexual assault and human trafficking. As much as I love to help others I am also passionate about technology and art. Therefore, I am currently changing my career to UX design and I hope to make an impact in society in a different way. I was raised to care about others and to follow my dreams. I will forever work to help and empower others while I reach my goals.

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Gabrielle Riter

Masters in Library and Information Science University of California, Los Angeles

Hello everyone! My name is Gabrielle and I am a graduate student at UCLA. I am studying to obtain my Master’s degree in Library and Information Science, and my goal is to become a public librarian and give back to my community. From a young age, I have always loved libraries. This love was fostered by my grandmother who always brought me to the library’s programming events and encouraged my love of reading and writing. As I grew older, I began volunteering at my local library and created outreach events for my community. Some of these events included story times for young readers, and a free technology assistance day to any patron of the library who needed help using their phones, computers, cameras, and more. I continued to work in libraries at Loyola Marymount University, where I graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Art History in May 2022. At LMU’s on campus library, I was a Student Manager for the Circulation Desk and a Student Assistant in their Archives and Special Collections department. My passion for education, learning, and assisting my community made me want to become a librarian. My current goal is to become a children’s librarian at a public library in Los Angeles. I would love to work with special needs children and create library programming specifically tailored to them. My goal is to show that libraries are a place of community that should be enjoyed by all, and I intend to follow through with that goal in my career. I want to not only share my own love of reading and storytelling, but also teach parents how important early literacy is for their children. I would also love to connect more with elderly patrons of the library to foster more of a community and a place for them to relate with others. I plan to do this through book clubs and other social events. As a first generation graduate student, there were many challenges that I overcame to attend UCLA. My biggest challenge is, of course, financial. I commute approximately 40 miles a day to attend UCLA 5 times a week. If you would be able to donate anything for my gas and parking pass expenses, that would be a great help. Thank you so much for reading my story, and thank you in advance for any contribution.

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Brenda Lezama

Psychology University of California Merced

Hello! I'm a first generation Latina college student who was born and raised in South Los Angeles. I come from Mexican descent and given first-hand how difficult the talk of mental health is in my culture, I aspire to bring more awareness to mental health in my community. I'm majoring in Psychology with the dream to one day work as a therapist for a non-profit organization that helps provide mental health services to under-served communities. Despite my goals I strive to try out new things in search of fun opportunities. My search has led me to participate in a student organization called Students Run Los Angeles which trains students in a set of challenges to complete the Los Angeles Marathon. I myself, have participated in 4 marathons through my middle and high school years. Despite how intense the training got, it's helped to shape who I am today as well as the relationships I have come to obtain through my time in the program. Outside my time in school, I have a passion for the visual arts ranging from watching Broadway musicals, creating digital and traditional arts, and listening to music.

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Makenna Garcia

Nursing Azusa Pacific University

I am a college student majoring in nursing and minoring in honors humanities. I am passionate about nursing and hope to one day become a labor and delivery or NICU nurse. Most of my time is spent doing school work, studying for exams, and acquiring my clinical hours. I also am a student leader on campus as I am a mentor for honors students and lead global medical mission trips with my school. While nursing school has been challenging, I love it! It is very difficult for me to work because I have such little availability with the demands of my classes and my leadership positions. Any help I can get financially helps me with groceries, gas, and of course school expenses! Copy and Paste the link to know more on the Support APU's 2023-24 Global Engagement Teams! https://costsbeyondtuition.org/makenna-garcia/

Philippines Nursing Mission Trip $3,000
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Carolina Gonzalez

Mechanical Engineering California State University Los Angeles

Being the first in my family to attend college, I've embraced the learning curve, determined to create opportunities for myself and honor the hard work of my parents. Every step of my academic journey has been a lesson in perseverance and adaptation as I navigate a system that's unfamiliar to my family. My commitment to not burden my parents with additional financial strain beyond tuition has been a driving force. However, the escalating costs of necessities like gas, parking passes, and unexpected meals due to extended study hours have become increasingly challenging to manage. Despite working part-time as a student assistant, it's been a constant juggling act to stay afloat financially. The rising prices of these essentials have made it even more difficult to balance work, academics, and the everyday costs of being a college student. Your support would not only alleviate this financial burden but would also enable me to focus more on my studies and continue striving toward my dream of obtaining a master's in aeronautical engineering. Your generosity would not just impact me; it would honor the sacrifices of my parents and empower me to give back to my community by pursuing a career in a field where diversity and inclusion are much needed.

Spring Semester 2024 Parking Pass $95

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Amanda Dominguez

Economics Azusa Pacific University

My name is Amanda Dominguez and I am a current junior studying Economics, Classic Texts, and Pre-Law with the hopes of becoming an attorney! I come from the Central Valley in California and deeply love rich conversation. Thank you for your help!

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