Emily Gunby is an Honors student pursing Music Education. She was selected out of 175 applicants to travel to Israel this December. The Jewish National Fund's Caravan for Democracy Student Leadership Program sends college student leaders on a 10-day, fully subsidized trip to Israel. This trip broadens college students' horizons through meetings with political, cultural, and community leaders who hope to expose students to diverse backgrounds and faiths. Through this program, Emily will be required to participate in pre-trip webinars as well as follow up campus activities in the spring.

Emily was chosen, in part, for the leadership she displays on campus, such as her participation in the President's Emerging Global Scholars (PEGS) program and her role as an Honors College Ambassador. The goal of this program is to provide an experience that will change the lives of students so they can amplify their leadership contributions on campus as well as in their respective communities.

Jomeiny De Leon is a junior Honors student at Kennesaw State University (KSU) majoring in Information Technology. She recently completed an internship with Google in their Information Technology Department. In this internship, Jomeiny facilitated global Googler productivity through direct and remote support for Linux, OS X, Windows, Chrome OS, and Android, in addition to network-based applications. 

During her time at KSU, Jomeiny has participated in the Upsilon Pi Epsilon International Honor Society, Golden Key International Honor Society, Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society, the Hispanic and Latino RRPG, Odyssey Mentor Program, Women in Technology, and Association of Information Technology Professionals. She has also received several scholarships including the Goizueta Foundation Scholarship, Goizueta RRPG Top Off Scholarship, and Atlanta Chapter of Women in Electronics Scholarship.

She plans to graduate with her undergraduate degree in December of 2019 and aspires to work for a company with a mission statement in which she believes. Ultimately, Google would be her first choice. Jomeiny aims to eventually complete a Master of Science and hopes to positively impact the Hispanic community and the female minority in the STEM field. To current Honors students, she advises, "being disciplined and persistent will take you far in life. You should surround yourself with good people, make good connections, and make the most of the experiences you gain."