Clisha D'Souza is a pre-health track senior studying neuroscience and psychology at The University of Texas at Dallas. She is passionate about medicine, public health, immigration reform advocacy, and sustainability initiatives. On campus, she works as a student ambassador, serves as the vice president of Model United Nations and Rotaract, and researches at the Clinical and Integrative Neuroscience Lab. Off campus, she volunteers at the Collin County Adult Clinic, a community clinic for low-income patients. A traveler at heart, she has combined her love for service and adventure through carrying out a nutritional enrichment project in the Philippines, fundraised for and helped build a community shelter in Cuba, and has studied Spanish and volunteered at the Hermanos en el Camino migrant shelter in Oaxaca, Mexico.