Maria Fields is a Stamps Scholar and freshman in the College of Engineering at the University of Michigan. She cherishes the value of STEM and is dedicated to increasing diversity in the STEM community—organizing and facilitating all-girls coding workshops, volunteering for Black Girls Code, and holding Lego NXT robotics build sessions across Detroit and beyond. Maria participated in the Science and Engineering Fair of Metro Detroit throughout high school and had the honor of being named a Regeneron Science Talent Search 2020 Finalist for her independent research. She is an avid reader, who founded her own non-profit literacy program and has established a student organization for her non-profit at Michigan. Maria was the Distinguished Young Woman of Michigan and participated in the American Legion Constitutional Contest. She is a U.S. Presidential Scholar and graduated summa cum laude.

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Elisha is the club Vice President and freshman in LSA hoping to major in Biopsychology, Cognition, and Neuroscience (BCN) on a pre-med track. She believes strongly in giving back to the community and in the importance of tutoring. In high school, she regularly tutored Hebrew to children with special needs, and was chosen by the head of the science department at her school to be his personal lab assistant and to be a student tutor in chemistry for her peers. She planned a semi annual event where countless teens came together to tutor local seniors in technology and continued to tutor an elderly couple in technology in her free time. She also strongly values the importance of STEM and was chosen as one of five from her high school to participate in an international robotics competition where she one first place in the 3D CAD competition at the Technion University. In her free time, she loves playing basketball and soccer, painting, and spending time with family and friends.

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Alyssa Anderson is the club treasurer and a freshman in the College of Engineering intending on double majoring in biomedical and electrical engineering. She is a part of the incoming 2020 cohort of UM Stamps Scholars. She has experience in peer tutoring and leadership as president of her high school’s peer tutoring program, Success Strategies; president of her high school’s chapter of the National Art Honor Society; and Vice President of New Membership of her high school’s chapter of the National Honor society. Alyssa is thrilled to have the opportunity to continue to peer mentor and spread the joy of learning. In her free time, she likes to paint, play piano, and spend time with her two cats and one dog.

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Isabella is the club secretary and is a freshman in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts interested in majoring in Biophysics. She has experience serving as a peer mentor within her high school’s IB program and as a mentor and summer camp group leader for MiRcore summer camps. She also served as her IB class secretary in high school. Isabella thoroughly enjoys mentoring, tutoring, and inspiring others. In her free time Isabella enjoys doing calligraphy, taking long walks, figure skating, and consuming pop culture. Feel free to ask her for her hot take on pineapple on pizza!

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Evelyn is a Freshman in the College of LSA and the Residential College at Umich, looking to major in Biochemistry. She has always loved mentoring/tutoring--in high school, she worked as a private tutor and volunteered tutoring hours as a peer-to-peer mentor and president of National Honors Society. She worked at Mathnasium Learning Center before starting work at a microbiology lab in her hometown. Evelyn is also passionate about STEM--she will be conducting research through the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program at Umich, she joined the MEEBS student organization, and in high school she earned state medals in Science Olympiad. In free time, Evelyn loves making digital artwork as a Youth Digital Arts Cyber School Student National Fellow, being outside, writing, and sketching.

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Duy-Anh is a Board Member responsible for Marketing and a freshman in the Business Administration program at the Ross School of Business. Born and raised in Vietnam, Duy-Anh can speak both Vietnamese and English fluently. In his spare time, he is also trying to learn French. His tutoring experience dates back to junior year of high school where he helped to teach elementary school students how to read, write, and expand their vocabulary. His favorite hobbies include hiking, camping, running, swimming, and reading. Whenever Duy-Anh is indoor, he enjoys watching Netflix and cooking. Talk to him about your favorite book.

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