Allen Frost is a passionate leader that is committed to serving the students within his community and his alma mater. A Chicago native, he grew up in Phoenix and has spent his professional career focused on serving Arizona. Frost graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science major and a minor in Philosophy. Frost has since spent his time working within the non-profit sector in Phoenix, Arizona to serve public high school students in Arizona. He is currently the Program Manager for Support My Club where he engages with the community to provide funding for extracurricular activities. He previously served as a student success coach at ASU, an ambassador for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and has volunteered for a variety of nonprofits across the valley.

Currently double majoring in Public Service & Public Policy and Sociology at Arizona State University, Rory seeks to make a positive impact in the social sector in the Greater Phoenix area. Rory is most passionate about encouraging young professionals to be engaged in addressing urgent social issues, such as homelessness, mental health , and LGBTQ+ rights. She has experience with grassroots organizations in Fountain Hills, serves on the Community Services Advisory Commission, and leads the Young Minds Initiative, an effort to raise awareness around the youth mental health crisis. Rory kicked off her service in the nonprofit sector as an intern with A New Leaf in 2022 and looks forward to collaborating with and learning from other nonprofit professionals in creatinga thriving and inclusive social sector.

Camila was born and raised in Colombia and moved to Phoenix, Arizona in 2015 to continue her education. She is currently pursuing her BA in Public Service and Public Policy (Business) at ASU. She has over six years of experience in higher education in a variety of roles including assessment and qualitative research. She works at Creosote Partners, the only progressive lobbying firm in Arizona. Camila’s policy interests lie in economic justice, education, housing equity, and anything related to data and research and using such skills to advance a cause or issue. In her free time, she practices boxing, supports local restaurants, and takes care of her plants.

Taylor is an Education Manager with an interest in building equitable communities. She has a DEI-focused approach. Being able to help provide people with opportunities to overcome diversity and being a changemaker in her community fills Taylor with purpose.