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2025-2026 Cohort

2025-2026 Cohort

Noah, a white male, is outside on a sunny day. He smiles at the camera and wears a dark grey shirt with tan khakis.

Noah Johnson

Annika, a caucasian women with long blonde hair, pictured outside of a nice restaurant. She wears a tan, floral dress with her hair curled while smiling at the camera.

Annika Wojczulis

young woman with long blonde hair, wearing a black blouse and is smiling at the camera

Natalie Rief

A clean outdoor shot of a young hispanic woman with long dark hair with an inviting smile, small necklace and burgundy spaghetti strap dress framed by the greenery of plants

Isabella Ortega

A woman against a white wall smiling. She has brown hair with blonde highlights and light pink lip-gloss on she also has blue eyes. She is wearing a white and grey sweater.

Katherine Boesen

young woman wearing a U of A shirt, she has long brown hair and is smiling at the camera

Linsey Wilson

A dark background with the person in question smiling wearing a white sweater

Aakansha Kanyal

Black woman with medium-dark brown hair. She is wearing a sleeveless blue and white checkered top, with a silver necklace, wearing red lipstick smiling.

Rasheera Dopson

woman with long brunette hair is wearing a green dress and is smiling at the camera

Maya Thompson

Srishti Rajeev in Blue Shirt against white wall, she is smiling at the camera

Srishti Rajeev

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