Nicole Adreon,  ​​President

Hometown:  Evergreen, Colorado

Graduation Year:  2019

Major:  Industrial Engineering

Minor:  Business Institutions

Alternative superpower:  As an engineer, I am always coming up with crazy, elaborate ideas, but I’m horrible at trying to explain them to other people. So, my alternative superpower would be the ability to project my thoughts into a hologram so that it would be easier for people to understand what I’m talking about. This would be helpful for so many different scenarios, from showing my professor my newest designs to showing someone what I want my formal dress to look like.

reid walters,

Vice President of

Hometown:  Palo Alto, California

Graduation Year:  2020

Major:  Learning and Organizational Change

Minor:  Business Institutions

Alternative superpower:  I love spending time outside in nature but I get frustrated that I can’t communicate with the animals I encounter. That being said, if I could have any superpower, I would choose to be able to communicate with animals (especially big cats). I am really passionate about the environment and climate change, so it would be incredible to be able to advocate for animals using this new superpower.

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Hometown:  Orlando, Florida (born in Cuenca, Ecuador)

Graduation Year:  2020

Major:  Economics & Legal Studies

Minor:  Business Institutions & Integrated Marketing Communications

Alternative superpower:  If I had an alternative superpower, I would be able to teleport anywhere at any time. I’m afraid of flying yet have family in Ecuador and Florida I visit a lot. I would love to be able to go have dinner with my dad and family in Ecuador, then go to Florida to read my little sister Aria, (my favorite little human) a bedtime story, and still be back in the Aphi house in time for our nightly netflix binge watching dates.

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Nathaly Astudillo,

Hometown:  Chicago, Illinois

Graduation Year:  2020

Major:  Spanish & Communication Studies

Minor:  Integrated Marketing Communications

Alternative superpower:  If I could have any alternative superpower, I would choose the ability to speak and understand any language. I love connecting with people from a diverse range of backgrounds and I think it would be incredible to have the ability to travel anywhere in the world and instantly be able to communicate with the people there. This would also be quite convenient for my dream of moving to Europe post-graduation. Denmark, I’m looking at you.

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Emma Kluever,

Vice President of

Hometown:  Boulder, Colorado

Graduation Year:  2020

Major:  Psychology

Minor:  Business Institutions

Alternative superpower:  If I could have an alternative superpower, it would be to always know where the closest mountain is and how to get there. Growing up, I spent a ton of time camping, hiking and exploring in the Rocky Mountains. Now that I am away from my home in Colorado, the mountains are what I miss the most. Taking care of our environment is super important to me and I always wish I got to spend more time outside in nature.

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Rachel Sato,

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Hayley Krolik,

Hometown:  Palo Alto, California

Graduation Year:  2020

Major:  Learning Sciences & Political Science

Minor:  Spanish

Alternative superpower:  I’m extremely passionate about making education relevant to students and create engaging, fun learning experiences that help students grow academically and emotionally. Therefore, I would want my alternative superpower to be the ability to turn any classroom into the Magic School Bus. Students could go on any adventure they want, in any time period, and even become small enough to fit into someone’s body to learn about anatomy. To the bus — hit it, Liz!

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Lauren Scampavia,

Vice President of

Hometown:  Hillsborough, California

Graduation Year:  2020

Major:  Biological Sciences & Global Health Studies

Alternative superpower:  If I had an alternative superpower, I would want to have perfect recall/ a photographic memory. Having a photographic memory would be a huge asset to some of my passions, dance and sports. With perfect recall, I would be able to learn choreography quickly and efficiently, as well as pull inspiration from performances I have seen in the past by replaying them in my mind. I would also be able to pull specific statistics for any sports team or player at any time while watching games or debating which player is more prolific. Plus, I would kick booty at trivia!

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