Kendra Damron

Kendra is a high school senior. This fall she will attend either Missouri State University(MSU) or University of Central Missouri (UCM) and major in Psychology. Kendra is a member of the National Honor Society and her local 4H Club. In her free time she enjoys reading books, training her dogs and playing Dungeons and Dragons. She has worked with a local gaming store so that they will be selling accessible gaming dice for a variety of games. After graduating from college she plans to become an adolescent psychologist.

Nancy Aguilera

Nancy Aguilera is currently in her 1st year of a doctoral degree at the  University of Missouri – St. Louis (UMSL).  This fall she  will continue working on her PhD degree in Political Science at UMSL. In addition to being a full time student she is also a single mother of 2 teenagers.  She fluently speaks Spanish and English, which she believes has led her to have some unique interactions with a variety of people. Nancy enjoys reading books, traveling and tasting new foods. Upon graduation Nancy plans to become a Professor and also conduct research.

Jordyn Walker

Jordyn is a high school senior.  This fall she  will attend the University of Central Missouri (UCM) and major in Psychology. She is currently an editor of her high school news paper and is the captain of the archery team. In her free time Jordyn enjoys doing yoga, scrapbooking and building things out of wood. Jordyn is not sure of her exact career path, but she would like to help people who have endured emotional trauma.

Aida Talic

Aida is a high school senior.  This fall she will be attending St. Louis University (SLU) and major in Clinical Social Work.  She has been on her school swim  team and in a club which brings awareness about cultural differences to her peers. She has had the opportunity to attend Space Camp where she met many inspirational people.  . This year Aida received an honorable mention in the Braille Challenge. After graduating from college she plans to be a social worker  and work with critically ill children.