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Sara Bachez, a graduate of UC Berkeley where she earned a B.A. in Mass Communications. Her hometown is the South Central section of Los Angeles. She is a former Riordan Scholar and achieved the rank of Major in the Marine Corps Junior Officers’ Training Corps, the highest leadership position possible for a student battalion.
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Catalina Hayes-Bautista, who graduated from UC Berkeley with high honors in Sociology. She is a former journalist and was a member of National Society of Collegiate Scholars. Los Angeles is her hometown.
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Jorge Madrid, a graduate of UC Santa Barbara and the recipient of two B.A.’s, one in Latin American and Iberian Studies and the other in History. He attended the National Young Leaders Congress in Washington, D.C and the Central University of Morelia in Michoacan, Mexico. His hometown is the Lincoln Heights section of East Los Angeles.
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Antonio Ortega, a graduate of UC Riverside with a B.A. in Sociology and also attended Carlos III University in Madrid. He served in several leadership roles while at UC Riverside. His hometown is El Centro, California in the Imperial Valley.
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Carolina Urueta Salazar, who graduated from Mills College with a B.A. in Ethnic Studies and Public Policy. She also served as the Student Body President at Mills.
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Esmeralda Soria, who graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Political Science and Chicana/o Studies also attended the Autonomous University of Barcelona and was a Gates Millennium Scholar. She is an alumna of the UC Berkeley Public Policy International Affairs program and is from Lindsay, California in the Central Valley.
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