- Sheza Habib, a Collegium V Honors Neuroscience and Psychology double major and an Academic Excellence (AES) scholar
- Billal Homayoun, a Collegium V Honors Biology and Neuroscience double major and an AES scholar
- Dipika Bhatia, a Collegium V Honors Healthcare Studies major and an AES scholar.
Student-Led Global BrainHealth and Wellness Initiative Launches, Powered by Center for BrainHealth
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