Sabyne hit the ground running from the moment she joined Dartmouth's class of 2020. She brought her interest in social justice to an internship through Dartmouth's Center for Social Impact with Lava Mae, a nonprofit organization in San Francisco whose mission is to restore dignity to those moving through homelessness by providing mobile showers. On the heels of that internship, Sabyne applied to be a part of SEAD, an educational access program working with under-resourced high schools throughout New England wherein they are mentored by Dartmouth students, taught by educators, and given access to transformational opportunities for leadership. The school with which Sabyne partnered was the Bronx School of Science and Mathematics and the administration described her as the largest "bundle of intellectual energy" they had ever met. Since coming to Dartmouth, Sabyne has expertly balanced rigorous academics with extracurricular activities that speak to her sociopolitical interests such as being part of the Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering team supporting hydroponic farms and actively participating in Soul Scribes, a slam poetry group combining her love of spoken word and intergroup dialogue. In so many ways, we have much to look forward to as Sabyne continues to make her stamp on this world.