Noah Greenfield's sincere interest in pursuing a career in public service drives him to take action. As a Leader for Equity, Action and Democracy, Augsburg's Bonner Leaders Program, Noah worked for Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en Lucha managing communications for events in support of low wage workers in Minneapolis. His work with the Humanist Center focuses on surveying religiously unaffiliated Millennials to learn more about where they find community, what their values are, and how they're civically engaged. Noah is also a member of the Sabo Scholars cohort, ten students who work together in a year-long seminar in which they study public policy and politics and explore careers in public service. At Augsburg University, Noah served on the undergraduate student government as a senator, and he is the student representative on University's Diversity, Inclusion, Equity Committee. Balancing his involvement in campus governance, his engagement in the broader community, and his academic work is something that Noah does ably and with good humor. Noah eagerly goes after opportunities to develop his public skills in order to fulfill his goal of one day represent the State of Minnesota in the United States Senate.