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Nearly 80 Terps awarded Do Good Medallion Honoring Their Commitment to Social Impact

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Do Good Medallions

We’re excited to celebrate and honor nearly 80 students with a Do Good medallion for their commitment to creating a better world and future for those around them through their commitment to social impact. Leading with purpose and compassion, these students have brought the ideals of a Do Good Campus to life.

Each student awardee has either, pitched a social or environmental impact project at the Do Good Challenge, transformed their ideas into impact as an Accelerator Fellow, explored ways to ‘do good’ in our immersive program, Changemaker Pathways, interned with local nonprofits as a Impact Intern, served as a Lead Applicant for a Do Good Mini-Grant project, earned their Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership and an incredible amount of additional accomplishments during their time and UMD.  

To our “Do Good” class of 2025, we’re infinitely proud of the work you’ve done and know you’ll continue to make a difference beyond our campus. 

Here are the inspirational awardees representing all colleges and schools at the University of Maryland:

Ethan Alder: College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences | Do Good Challenge

Meron Aga: School of Public Policy | Do Good Ambassadors

Tasneem Alim: College of Arts and Humanities; School of Public Policy | Impact Interns

Lyric Amodia: Robert H. Smith School of Business | Do Good Challenge

Ibiyinka Amokeodo: School of Public Health | Accelerator Fellows

Reese Artero: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Impact Interns

Yara Ayache: School of Public Health; College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Accelerator Fellows; Mini Grants

Ruka Ayele: College of Information Studies | Accelerator Fellows; Do Good Challenge

Darshini Babu Ganesh: College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences | Mini Grants

Katie Baron: College of Information Studies | Accelerator Fellows 

Delia Benitez-Garcia: College of Arts and Humanities | Impact Interns 

Katherine Bulla: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Madeleine Bulman: College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences | Do Good Challenge

Susan Byrne: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Shruti Chauhan: College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences | Campus Fund Recipient 

Daniel Chung: Robert H. Smith School of Business | Campus Fund Recipient 

Catherine Curtis: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Maliyah Daniels: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Changemaker Pathways 

Genete Demessew: College of Arts and Humanities | Mini Grants

Lavanya Dias Amarawardena: College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences | Mini Grants

Meeya Dickson: School of Public Health | Impact Interns 

Saraf Disha: School of Public Policy | Accelerator Fellows 

Bridget Fannon: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Impact Interns 

Aiden Fletcher: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Impact Interns 

Rachel Fredman: College of Arts and Humanities; College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Mini Grants; Accelerator Fellows

Athena Garcia: School of Public Policy | Accelerator Fellows 

Anelle Genfi: Robert H. Smith School of Business | Changemaker Pathways; Impact Bootcamp 

Dakota Goldfarb: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Samantha Guchhait: College of Information Studies | Impact Interns 

Melen Hagos: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Graham Hardiman: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Impact Interns

Brandon Hawley: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Nadia Hewchuk: School of Public Policy | Do Good Student Intern

Shukria Ibrahimi: School of Public Policy | Accelerator Fellows 

Isha Kamara: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership; Accelerator Fellows

Zaina Kazi: Robert H. Smith School of Business | Impact Interns

Jennifer Kilberg: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Alexiss Kurtz: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Jessica Lee: College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences | Mini Grants

Jacob MacGregor: A. James Clark School of Engineering | Mini Grants

Elenna Mach: College of Information Studies; School of Public Health | Impact Interns

Elena Martin-Sheehan: College of Arts and Humanities; College of Behavioral and Social Sciences; School of Public Policy | Impact Interns 

Denonte McKinney: Robert H. Smith School of Business | Accelerator Fellows

Anna Meringolo: College of Arts and Humanities; College of Behavioral and Social Sciences: School of Public Policy | Impact Interns 

Mason Minus: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Accelerator Fellows

Emilie Miranda: College of Arts & Humanities | Do Good Communications Intern

Maya Moore: Robert H. Smith School of Business | Accelerator Fellows

Izabella Nakov: Agriculture and Natural Resources | Do Good Intern

Kirstin Nichols: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Philip Merrill College of Journalism, College of Information | Impact Bootcamp

Rachel Osei-Poku: School of Public Health | Impact Interns 

Esohe Owie: School of Public Health | Impact Interns

Natali Palacios: College of Education | Changemaker Pathways

Autumn Perkey: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Accelerator Fellows

Olivia Power: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Impact Interns 

Takiyah Roberts: Undergraduate Studies | Do Good Challenge Finalist

Samuel Rosemore: College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences | Mini Grants 

Liv Ryder: School of Public Policy | Accelerator Fellows; Do Good Intern

Fatima Saccoh: School of Public Health | Mini Grants

Andrew Schindling: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Evie Scott: College of Agriculture and Natural Resources; Robert H. Smith School of Business | Accelerator Fellows

Fransiska Silitonga: College of Education | Accelerator Fellows

Durga Singh: College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences | Mini Grants 

Peter Sirface: School of Public Health | Mini Grants

Meg Smolinski: College of Agriculture and Natural Resources | Accelerator Fellows

Trudy Sun: College of Information Studies | Impact Interns

Matthew Talley: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Freeman Thompson: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Joshua Tuttelman: A. James Clark School of Engineering | Mini Grants 

Renny Ventura: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences | Changemaker Pathways 

Mika Veytsman: School of Public Policy | Mini Grants

Sofia Villagomez: College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences | Mini Grants

Ena Walker: College of Arts and Humanities | Impact Interns 

Lydia Walter: College of Agriculture and Natural Resources; School of Public Health | Mini Grants 

Naomi Wilson: College of Information Studies | Mini Grants 

Jack Wren: School of Public Policy | Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership

Janae Young: College of Agriculture and Natural Resources; College of Arts and Humanities | Impact Interns

Kaitlyn Zhou: School of Public Health; School of Public Policy | Impact Interns 


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