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Using Artificial Intelligence, Neeyanth Created a cost-effective, early diagnosis system for Parkinson’s Disease with more than a 96% accuracy rating. The system, PDGAN, is patent pending and talks are being held with the Michael J. Fox Foundation to get clinical testing done for the system.

Founded Elevated Places Dance Xpressions which seeks to provide "a way to help youth to express their emotions and feelings through dance."

Founded the technology literacy initiative LIFT, focused on recycling and refurbishing electronics to provide to communities in need. Has recycled over 13,000 pounds of electronics and provided hundreds of computers, e-readers, and tablets to under-served communities.

Organized a wellness event called Failure Friday, which included a panel of successful individuals from the Yale community such as William Nordhaus, 2018 Nobel Laureate, and Marvin Chun, Dean of Yale University. Panelists shared their experiences with failure to spread the message that it is universal, but important to overcome in order to unlock one's full potential.

Recently won the "Miss Academic" award at the Miss Washington Teen USA 2020 Pageant.

Founded the South Bay Food Initiative which has served over 100,000 people in need, donated over 2 tons of food to food banks and pantries in the last year, and educated tens of thousands of people about the issues of hunger and waste.

Named the 2020 American Red Cross Hawaii Youth Hero, Kylie has helped children prepare in times of emergencies since 2017.

Bravely shares her experiences fleeing from Syria to motivate other children in similar situations; Founded World Media Club to educate and raise money for world betterment organizations like UNICEF.

Currently at Stanford University, DeGreer is majoring in Materials Science and Engineering. During high school, he had the opportunity to conduct research in a materials science and engineering lab at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Because of this, he has been inspired to work with nanotechnology & bio-materials to prevent the onset of neuro-degenerative illnesses.

As president and CEO of a 501c3 non-profit charity, Wild Over Wildlife, Derek raises awareness about wildlife and has organized ongoing community service projects, such as our mangrove restoration. Current campaigns include putting an end to shark finning and transitioning from plastic to reusable shopping bags.

As a volunteer for the Americana Community Center in Louisville, KY, Elise served as an academic tutor for many immigrant children who attended the after-school care program. For three hours a week for over 104 weeks, she dedicated her time to these children in hopes of creating an easier transition to the United States System of Education.

Adonis was accepted as a UGA Agriculture Young Scholar for two consecutive years where he was able to assist with doctoral-level research. He then utilized his laboratory research experience for an opportunity to qualify for the FFA Agricultural Proficiency Awards. As a result, he placed first in the 2019 and 2020 Georgia FFA North region and third in the 2019 State of Georgia for Agriculture Research - Animal Systems.

Cyber-bullied in high school, Karagan uses her knowledge and experiences to reform laws and bring about change. As a David’s Legacy Foundation student ambassador, she speaks at public events, PTA meetings, school assemblies, and Girl Scout events to raise awareness of cyber-bullying and David’s Law, which protects cyber-bullying victims.