Alex Helman calls the third floor of McMichael home for most of her waking hours. The biochemistry major divides her remaining time between staying in shape at the gym and her Alpha Chi Omega sisters, who she calls her inspiration. Brian Delgado recognizes the gifts he has been given in his own life and strives to give back. Active in student groups like the Latin American Student Organization and a mentor to four first-year students, Brian balances his academics with causes that move him. Lauren Clapp wants you to eat your vegetables but would be even happier if you grew them yourself. The human service studies and public health double-major helped build a community garden as part of her research. Now Burlington's Mayco Bieglow Community Center hosts five garden beds sprouting tiny seedlings. Gina Maini will walk across one last stage at Elon to receive a diploma before she moves on to the stages of New York City. The music theater major and fluent Spanish speaker credits her parents' support for her ambition and confidence. Anthony Phillips-Spencer is always thinking ahead. Either mapping out ballroom dance moves or preparing arguments for Model U.N., the Trinidad and Tobago native stays on his toes. He hopes to become a diplomat, like his father. Aaron Summers remembers watching planes take off and land as a boy, entranced by seeing something so massive take flight. Now he's studying aerospace engineering and pursuing music, his other love, by singing in Rip_Chord, an all-male a capella group. Lei Lei Hairston is much more than a power forward on Elon's women's basketball team. The 6-foot N.C. native works as an admissions tour guide, is an active member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority and studies communications, in hopes of reporting the news after graduating.