Erin Annick is a fourth-year medical student at the John A. Burns School of Medicine (JASBOM) and a dedicated advocate for her peers and community. As Class Ombudsperson, Erin works closely with administration to ensure a positive environment for her classmates. She's deeply involved in the Medical Student Pride Alliance and serves as a volunteer abortion doul and HOME project manager, helping houseless patients. Passionate about combining allopathic medicine with cultural and Indigenous practices, Erin has found a true sense of community in Hawaii, where she enjoys surfing, hula, and paddling.

Michelle Au is a graduate student majoring in Entomology and transferred to UH Mānoa after studying at Lewis & Clark in Portland, Oregon. She has held leadership roles in numerous clubs and organizations, including the Ka Mea Kolo Entomology Club, Hawai‘i Botanical Society, CTAHR Alumni Association, and CTAHR Student Ambassadors. Michelle is also President of the Ka Mea Kolo Entomology Club and plans departmental events and performs community outreach.

Siobhan Coad is a 3rd year PhD student majoring in Social Welfare. She serves as a Student Representative for the PhD Committee, graduate sssistant in the Interprofessional Education Initiative (IPE), and instructor for the Social Work Department. Siobhan also participates in the Health Equity and Disability Inclusion Leadership program and assisted with research in the Medical, Nursing and Social Work departments.

Rey-Joseph "RJ" Dinulong is a Senior majoring in Molecular Cell Biology and minoring in Psychology. He serves as the current Vice President of the College of Natural Sciences Student Ambassadors, and has planned and executed key events like CNS Welcome Day and prospective student tours. His role involves supporting younger students, encouraging them to explore UH Mānoa's opportunities and helping them navigate their academic journeys. Additionally, as Vice President of the Pre-Medical Association, he focuses on guiding members through collaborative activities, ensuring everyone’s interests are considered.

Richard Dominguez is a Senior majoring in Social Work and is the treasurer for both the Bachelor of Social Work Organization and Phi Alpha Nu Sigma National Honor Society. He takes pride in helping foster a supportive academic environment while managing budgets and coordinating events that bring students together. Richard's involvement also extends into the community, where he works with Hale Kipa’s YO! program to support at-risk youth and houseless kūpuna.

Rachael Downham is a 3rd year PhD student majoring in Celluar & Molecular Biology and worked for several years for the Department of Defense. Hawaiʻi has been her home for the past ten years, and she is enjoying paving her own path for her PhD. Rachael enjoys making a positive impact on the UH community and her peers describe her as having a strong work ethic and being a great team player. Rachael enjoys being a TA and interacting with the undergrad students, who often use her as a support system. She considers herself an advocate for the students and necessary changes within the institution.

Isabelle Eiser is a 3rd year, PhD student majoring in Tropical Medicine. She has served in several elected leadership positions as a graduate student, such as serving as President of the Hawaiʻi Student Chapter of the American Society for Microbiology and as Secretary of the University of Hawaiʻi Mānoa Graduate Student Organization (GSO) since 2022. Her peers describe her as articulate, dependale, and reliable.

Hwang Hao "Marcus" Goh is a Senior exceling in his major of Cinematic Arts. He is very well respected by staff and students due to his strong work ethic, leadership, and professionalism. Marcus is an active leader and organized SCA Night at the Movies at Doris Duke Theatre in Fall 2023 and helped plan the inaugural Pidgin Film Festival. Marcus is always seeking opportunities to represent UH Mānoa and contributes important ideas to School of Cinematic Arts (SCA).

Elizabeth "Liz" Liew is a passionate advocate for mental health, food security, and sustainability, balancing her academic excellence in Asian Studies with her commitment to community well-being. As a recipient of the ASAN Creative Student Award and CALL Dean's Award, Liz has represented UH internationally, presenting research on China's soft power and the Pacific. She also leads weekly yoga and meditation classes, helping her peers manage stress. Liz's dedication to leadership and service shines through her work as a Graduate Assistant and active member of the East West Centre community.

Kayla Lum is a Senior majoring in the Biology Honors Program. She is actively involved in numerous organizations on campus, including Natural Science Student Ambassadors (NSSA), Pre-Medical Association (PMA), Mortar Board Senior Honor Society and more. In these organizations she has served as treasurer, president, director of student relations and membership chair. She has made accomplishments in diversifying clubmembership, demonstarting strong leadership, and being a startegic planner.

Niya McAdoo is a graduate student majoring in Educational Administration. She is in her second term as President of the College of Ed Master Student Association and is also a member of the Black Student Association and Chair of the Alice Ball Black Graduation. Niya is a co-founder of the Sister Circle Mānoa, a student-led organization focused on supporting the academic and psychosocial needs of Black, Native Hawaiian, and other WOC attending UH Mānoa. She has established herself as an important member of the UH Mānoa community.

Leigh Medina is a Junior majoring in Molecular Cell Biology, and minors in the honors program. She has been involved in Hawaiʻi Botanical Society, Ka Lau o Ka Lāhui, the Pre-Medical Association, and the Natural Sciences Student Ambassadors. Leigh also served as a teaching intern for BIOL 172L and is currently a Peer Advisor with the College of Natural Sciences and a Lab Assistant with the College of Social Sciences.

Alyssa "Aly" Nakagawa is a Senior majoring in Biology and excelling both in the classroom and on the softball field. As a proud member of UH Mānoa's softball team and a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA), she's balacing academics and athletics while working toward her goal of becoming a Physician Assistant. Fun fact: UH Mānoa is a family tradition for Aly, making her University experience even more meaningful!

Kristi Nishigata is a Senior majoring in Nursing. She is exceptionally outgoing and personable and consistently produces high-quality work. Kristi is always eager to engage in group activities and discussions, contributing valuable insights while listening attentively to her peers. She partipated in the Welcome Back Bash and Fia concert on campus and enjoys staying up-to-date through the UH Mānoa's Instagram.

Raquel Raneses is a 4th year PhD student majoring in Public Health. Since 2018, Racquel has excelled as a Graduate Assistant for the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa's Senior Visitor Program, Nā Kūpuna, where she has demonstrated exceptional leadership by adapting the program during COVID-19 and ensuring meaningful engagement for senior participants. Raquel has been a part of the Mānoa Access Initiative dedicated to improving educational access and outcomes for underrepresented student populations at UH Mānoa.

Waileia Tupou is a Junior majoring in Hawaiian Language and Ethnic Studies and grew up in the halls of UH Mānoa. Since her Freshman year, she has excelled in the Mālama I Nā Ahupuaʻa service-learning program, advancing from a service learner to a community partner liaison. Waileia is also a founding member of the Pasifika Allies Association, volunteers at Ka Papa Loʻi and participates in various departmental initiatives. She recently joined the Environmental Justice Club and is a student worker at the College of Social Sciences as an ACCESS Engagement Liaison.

Jayna Wong is a graduate student majoring in Microbiology. She is a mentor to undergraduate and high school students who she encourages to pursue education and careers in science. Janya is also involved in the Democratic Socialists of Oahu (DSO) and KIPI publications and strives to improve the conditions of those around her through protest and mutual aid and help educate others politically.