Ruby Cayenne is the Editor-in-Chief of Osprey magazine for Spring 2024 and served as Managing Editor in 2023. Ruby has also served as news editor and production editor on El Leñador, the bilingual student newspaper at Cal Poly Humboldt in 2023. On both publications, Ruby put in above and beyond the expected hours of leadership and service during the publication process from start to finish.

Olivia is driven to make a difference in the field of Cognitive Neuroscience. Thus far, Olivia has shown a commitment to her field by disseminating her research findings on a national level, advocating for those who are vulnerable, and serving as a member of the Diversity Equity Committee, Strategic Planning sub-committee, at the University of Miami. In terms of professional engagement, Olivia has a gift for communicating research in a way that is accessible to others.

Ms. Richardson has demonstrated professional commitment to Fisheries Biology and Applied Statistics since the Fall 2021. Madison has consistently supported other students by serving as a Statistics Tutor in the Learning Center, serving as the Treasurer of the American Fisheries Society's Humboldt Bay Student Subunit, working as a Hatchery Technician at the on-campus fish hatchery and Genetics student assistant, completing a NOAA internship, and presenting at conferences, while maintaining a GPA of 3.97 and earning Presidential Scholar status since 2021.

Karina Juarez passionately preserves and celebrates her heritage through visual art. As a ceramist, Juarez embraces the land through her Zapotec ancestry, tenderly connecting historical customs and symbols into clay through a contemporary lens rooted in colonial resistance. As both an artist and student, she is dedicated to sharing knowledge and expanding space for underrepresented artists in the field of ceramics.