Rose Francois (H’28), from Miami, Florida, is a sophomore in the School of Health at Georgetown University. She is majoring in human science on the pre-medical track with a minor in Black studies. She serves on the Health Committee of the NAACP chapter at Georgetown, where she contributes to initiatives centered on health advocacy and community wellness. Francois also volunteers with Georgetown’s Center for Social Justice as a reading tutor for children in Wards 7 and 8 of Washington, DC, supporting educational equity in underserved communities. She is the humanitarian chair of the Caribbean Culture Circle, where she helps lead service-oriented programming that uplifts Caribbean and diasporic communities on campus. Francois is deeply committed to advancing health equity in the Black community, and she hopes to integrate advocacy and medicine in her future career. In her free time, she enjoys reading romance novels and listening to music.