Manuel (Manny) Trejo, a junior at the College of the Holy Cross, has been strongly committed to social justice and service since his high school years, during which he served as a retreat leader in his school's faith and justice office, an executive board member in the school's LatinX student organization, and a team leader with Phoenix's "Adopt-A-Street" program. He was also involved in two international experiences (a month-long trip to Peru and the Kino Border Initiative in Nogales, Mexico) that deepened his commitment to recognizing the dignity and worth of all people. In his first year at Holy Cross, he enrolled in a community-based learning course though which he provided after school homework assistance to recent refugees from Africa, he was chosen to be a floor representative within his residence hall, and he became involved in the Latin American Student Organization. Since then, he has held leadership roles in the Student Government Association (Office of Diversity Intern), Office of Residence Life (Resident Assistant), and the Latin American Student Organization (Community Liaison). A consistent theme throughout his on-campus leadership has been his desire to engage the student body on topics of diversity, build a more inclusive community, and inspire other students to become engaged with issues both on and off-campus.