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    Staci Barton: the caregiver

    Posted on December 13, 2012 by Nicole Brown

    Steinhardt graduate student Staci Barton works to give the voice to the community of black and Latino men living in New York City. Read More »

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    Alec Foster: the activist

    Posted on December 13, 2012 by Julie DeVito

    With his passion for building a community and public service, Steinhardt junior Alec Foster has brought new changes to the university’s drug and health policies. Read More »

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    Emily Genser: the renewer

    Posted on December 13, 2012 by Tatiana Baez

    CAS senior Emily Genser has dedicated her time at NYU to creating a more sustainable community. Read More »

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    Redwan Hussain: the bridge

    Posted on December 13, 2012 by Stefan Melnyk

    NYU-Poly junior Redwan Hussain has devoted his time to build a bridget between NYU’s campuses in Washington Square and Brooklyn. Read More »

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    Benjamin Jance: the facilitator

    Posted on December 13, 2012 by Alistair Blacklock

    NYUAD sophomore Benjamin Jance has strived to establish an atmosphere of encouragement and positivity. Read More »

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    Lauren Kalogridis: the guardian

    Posted on December 13, 2012 by Emily McDermott

    Silver senior Lauren Kalogridis has been actively fighting against child trafficking at NYU and within New York City. Read More »

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    Rashida Kamal: the advocate

    Posted on December 13, 2012 by Kristina Bogos

    In hopes of having her fellow students realize their potentials, Rashida Kamal has been selflessly serving her neighbors in need. Read More »

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    Ryan Kuhel: the entrepreneur

    Posted on December 13, 2012 by Jonathon Dornbush

    Through his online networks like WeCookSocial and Hublished, Gallatin junior Ryan Kuhel is connecting NYU students and New York City citizens in exciting fashion.Read More »

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    Zain Memon: the unifier

    Posted on December 13, 2012 by Charles Mahoney

    With his passion to spread social justice, CAS senior Zain Memon successfully hosted Fast-A-Thon this year.Read More »

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    Kelsie Price: the supporter

    Posted on December 13, 2012 by Nicola Pring

    Through Stern senior Kelsie Price’s work with Women of Excellence, Strength and Tenacity, she empowered women on campus to realize their full potential.Read More »

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About Influential Issue 2012

It’s not difficult to find inspiration in New York City. With an abundance of resources and opportunities at our fingertips, we are constantly stimulated by what we see, where we go and who we meet.

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But we often forget to look at our very own community for a source of inspiration. If we take the time to look around, we can find students who are working tirelessly to bring a positive change to our immediate campus and beyond. There is Malina Jai Webb, the translator who has selflessly spoken on behalf of the student body, championing university-wide issues. There is Ryan Kuhel, the entrepreneur who has used food and the Internet to connect communities within NYU and in New York City. And then there is Redwan Hussain, the unifier who has dedicated himself to bridging the gap between our campuses in Greenwich Village and Brooklyn.

In this issue, we present 15 students who have not only made a difference in their surrounding communities but have built a stronger road for future generations at NYU. Through their genuine passion and dedication, these students show that the power to be influential is within each one of us.

We wanted to recognize the incredible works of these students and also capture the distinct personalities that propel them toward their goals. In a yearbook theme that aligns with the 40th anniversary of the Washington Square News, we have included each of the students’ signatures and personal drawings. In addition to photos from our in-house shoot, we have featured images taken at places these students call home and have put together a video, available on our website.

To me, working on the Influential Issue has been a testament to the dedication of WSN’s staff members who never cease to motivate me. I will forever be thankful to editor-in-chief Amanda Randone and editor-at- large Francis Poon for their help and support. This issue would not have been possible without our photographer Sonja Podesta, deputy multimedia editor Jonathan Tan and senior editor Bridgette Doran. Thank you, editors, photographers and copy editors, for your diligence. Managing team and business team, I can’t thank you enough.

I hope you will take the time to read through the stories of this year’s 15 most influential students. And I hope their stories inspire you to leave a mark of your own.

 

 

 

— Jaewon Kang, Managing Editor

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