Bailey Schultz is the President of the Cal Poly Humboldt ASL Club. She is Deaf and works closely with fellow club officers to ensure strong representation and inclusion. Originally elected Vice President, she was unanimously elected President because she was already carrying additional leadership responsibilities. Following the club’s inactivity during COVID-19, Bailey helped spearhead its revival, recognizing its importance to our department, which offers an ASL and Special Populations minor, and to the wider campus community.

Noah is an outstanding student whose academic achievement is matched by curiosity, care, and kindness. A valued member of his research lab for several semesters, he contributes to a wide range of projects through meticulous work, thoughtful problem-solving, and a willingness to help wherever he is needed. He has also taken on complex analytical methods and enthusiastically shared his knowledge of chemistry with fellow students.

Jennifer is an outstanding student who has already been doing amazing work for her community and is going to further contribute after she graduates. Jen is committed to earning her clinical license so she can provide services for young children and their families in Humboldt County. She is particularly drawn to working in schools, which she sees as natural hubs for community connection and support. She also envisions herself facilitating groups, classes, and community events, rather than only doing traditional one-on-one therapy.