Student Ambassadors

Charchut (‘26) is pursuing a degree in economics and a minor in entrepreneurship. Her favorite Farley class is Principles of Entrepreneurship. She is co-founder of ReWear, a student-to-student clothing rental platform.

Gil (‘25) is pursuing a degree in economics and a minor in entrepreneurship and business institutions. Her favorite Farley class is Tech Ethics and Business Integrity, part of the the Farley Center Bay Area Quarter. She is part of Management Leadership for Tomorrow and the Hispanic Scholarship Fund.

Kieffer ('26) is pursuing a degree in psychology and a minor in entrepreneurship. Her favorite Farley class is Innovation for Climate. She has been working as a student administrative aid at The Farley Center since her first year.

Maloney ('25) is pursuing a degree in biomedical engineering and a minor in entrepreneurship. Her favorite Farley class is NUvention: Medical. In NUvention:Medical she worked on MediScan, a solution designed to revolutionize inventory management in hospital operating rooms.

Rappin ('25) is pursuing a degree in environmental studies, a minor in entrepreneurship, and a certificate in sustainability and energy. He currently works for ScaleUp, a startup that addresses the underutilization of fish byproducts. His favorite Farley class is Innovate for Climate.

Williams (‘26) is pursuing a degree in earth and planetary sciences and a minor in entrepreneurship. Her favorite Farley class is Principles of Entrepreneurship. Last spring she worked with the Great Lakes Observing System as part of Farley’s Innovation for Climate class.