Nicole is an entrepreneur in the spa and wellness industry, and is currently the CEO of a skin health company. She is a graduate of Stanford Business School, and lives in San Francisco, California. She is involved with Women of Vision, a community development organization specifically focused on the world's oppressed and impoverished women.

Micah Dailey Douthit is an alumna from Tupelo, MS. Her service interests have centered around leadership development in girls. She created and ran sports leadership camps for elementary girls and has coached middle school girls soccer.

Joy Dyer Gray is an alumna from Bastrop, Texas majoring in Human and Organizational Development Major, with a Specialization in Community Development and Social Policy Service. Her service interests and projects include Vanderbilt CARES, Native American issues, service-learning, domestic and international peace. She spent a semester working for international peace in Ireland with local groups.

Dr. Karen M. Lovelace is a 1998 alum from Omaha, NE. She now lives in Thousand Oaks, California, where she is a practicing veterinarian at the all feline hospital, The Cat Doctor.

At Vanderbilt, Michael was particularly interested in how students consider and respond to the social challenges faced in rural and urban communities in the United States and abroad. Michael would help lead Vanderbilt's Alternative Spring Break (ASB) program for three years, one of the largest programs of its kind to engage college students in critical thought and action around social issues ranging from homelessness and rural poverty, to HIV/AIDS and inner-city education.