Nicole Offerdahl is a senior in ILR, hailing from Incline Village, Nevada. At Cornell, Nicole has involved herself in important social justice issues and has become an important advocate and support for a variety of groups on campus.

She passed on her warmth and wisdom as a beloved Resident Advisor in Balch Hall for two years and currently still works at the Womyn's Center there. She is also the former President of Cornell's chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, the national service fraternity, where Nicole used her time to give back to the Cornell and Ithaca communities, including tutoring at BJM Elementary School and serving food at Loaves and Fishes.

As an advocate and leader in the LGBTQ community, Nicole is an amazing support for queer women on campus. She is also the facilitator of LBQ, Cornell's queer women support group. More recently, Nicole is bringing her energy, concern for gender justice, and sexy swagger to promote the Every1 Campaign, raising awareness about sexual consent.

Next year, Nicole will be taking her passions for service and education to teach in Phoenix with Teach for America.

Stephanie Pratt is a senior from Westchester County, New York where her family currently operates an apple farm. She is an AEM major, with a Viticulture and Enology minor in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. The youngest of three, Stephanie's two older sisters -- Katrina and Kristamarie -- are Cornell alums, along with her mom Barbara and dad Randy.

On campus, Stephanie is a four-year member and current president of the Sport Marketing Group. She is also a four-year member and current treasurer and choreographer for Shadow's Dance Troupe. For the past two years, Stephanie has taken on the role of student manager for Cornell's No. 3-ranked Varsity Women's Ice Hockey team. She voluntarily attends every 7 a.m. practice and weekend game to videotape and edit game film for the team. Stephanie's hard work behind the scenes has helped propel the team to 3 consecutive Ivy League Championships, 2 consecutive ECAC League Championships, and 2 consecutive NCAA Frozen 4 appearances. On top of school and her other commitments, Steph still finds time to hold a job as the student manager at the Friedman Training Facility.

What makes Stephanie special is not so much her ability to balance academics and all of her other involvements on campus, but rather her character and personality. Stephanie is the kind of person who will do anything for anyone, and her selfless attitude towards life has a positive influence on everyone around her. Cornell has become a better place because of people like Stephanie!

Lastly, Jesse is the President of the Cornell University Chorus. She successfully manages a world-renowned choral group of 50 women - all of whom are her peers. Not only that, but she works seamlessly with the rest of the Executive Board, the conductor, an Advisory Council of dozens of alumnae, and the leadership of our brother group, the Cornell University Glee Club. She leads all groups of people with grace and ease. Last but not least, Jesse is an incredibly talented musician. She played the violin at a very high level in high school, and at Cornell, she leads the Alto 2 section in the Chorus and stars in After Eight A Cappella.