Kekeli is a current junior at Hartboro Horsham High School, Horsham PA. Recently, she attended a summer program at Yale University for Biomedical and Biological Sciences. There, she learned more about possible research and solutions to some of the current problems humans facing. In the past, she was a leadership intern at a summer program called Camp Invent, a science, engineering, and business camp, that aimed to inspire kids to learn the potential of their ideas, specifically in engineering and science, while also teaching them how to become entrepreneurs.

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Kekeli aspires to be the solution to some of the world's greatest problems using engineering principles and research. In the future, she wants to become a biomedical/chemical engineer and use her skills to open clinics in Africa, in order to provide cheaper medical devices/medicine to Africans. 

Chidera is a current junior at Wissahickon High School, Ambler, PA. Recently in the summer, she attended the Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) Leadership Seminar which was directed towards educating young high school sophomores about community service and embracing their potentials as future leaders.  She also attended a 3-week summer program at Columbia University where she learned the basics and fundamentals of programming in “C.” Chidera worked as a leadership intern for Camp Invent as well. She finds joy in helping and tutoring kids and is part of a homework club program at her school and public library.

Chidera hopes to major in Computer Science and in the future and use her knowledge and acquired skills to raise an awareness for computer science and technology for young females around the world who do not have the exposure or opportunity to explore their interests in Computer Science.