Brittany Adams, SCU '12, of Morgan Hill, Calif. Brittany is a double major in Religious Studies and Philosophy. She is developing projects for her peers on the ethical dimension of immigration, among other pressing issues.

Matthew Savage, SCU '12, of Concord, Calif. Matt is a double major in Philosophy and English. He is writing a blog, Savage on Sports, about ethical issues in collegiate sports.

Jacob Teeny, SCU '12, of Portland, Ore. Jake is a double major in Philosophy and Psychology. Jake works on the Center's Big Q project, an online dialog for college students about the ethical issues in their everyday lives.

Nicholas Leasure is majoring in economics and environmental studies with a concentration in green business. His interest in environmental ethics first began with watching the documentary "Who Killed the Electric Car?" After taking numerous environmentally focused classes, he now intends to pursue a career that involves making human activities more sustainable.

Claire Overholt, a sophomore; environmental studies and English major, lived on the SLURP (Sustainable Living Undergraduate Research Project) floor of the CyPhi community last year and met a lot of caring people, which made her think about what it means to be sustainable and how it looks for someone to live that way individually, communally and globally.

Claire Ryan is an environmental studies major with a Spanish minor. As a member of the SLURP floor for the second year, she has always been interested in simple living and conscious consumption. She has also been involved in Bronco Leaders for Environmental Justice Investigating Truth.

Sarah Ludwig, a senior chemistry major and public health science minor, hopes to become a physician. Last year, she participated in the Center's Health Care Ethics Internship, which allows students to shadow health care providers at local hospitals and observe ethical issues as they arise in day-to-day medical care. As the Honzel Fellow, she will mentor this year's interns.