Aishah (she/her) is a senior at Loyola University Chicago double majoring in biochemistry and bioinformatics, and minoring in biostatistics. As a female scientist, she is passionate about bridging the gap for women in STEM fields, ensuring that women are not kept absent from the innovation space. She aims to lead change in healthcare representation of underserved communities as a future physician.

Nathalia comes from Santa Ana California and graduated from Century high school. Early in her life Nathalia knew that she wanted to help kids that were struggling and provide them with the support that they needed. This led her to DePaul University where she’s majoring in psychology to one day become a clinical psychologist. Mental health is something Nathalia values in her life and she hopes to one day make a positive impact on people so that they can live their best lives.

Karina is a second year student at DePaul University majoring in Biology. Karina wants to go to medical school and become a surgeon in order to help those living in low-income communities and give them access to the health care they deserve. Karina enjoys working out and painting in her free time. She also enjoys giving back to her community and is always finding ways to help others.

Fatima Ghulam is a sophomore at Loyola University of Chicago, majoring in Biology. She has been volunteering with GoSTEM since summer of 2020. Fatima really enjoys mentoring, making activities and modules for high school students. She is grateful to learn a variety of skills at GoSTEM which can help her in the future.