Joyleen found her place on her Enactus team when a family member, who already was involved, introduced her to it. Fast-forward three years: she now serves as team Project Leader. Her greatest accomplishment in that time: Being selected as a presenter for her team at the National Competition. “The biggest challenge is when an organized event in my project failed,” says Joyleen, a biokinetics major who plans to graduate in 2019. She says she hopes to learn more about other countries, as well as networking and developing relationships with businesses this year at Enactus World Cup.

More about Joyleen:

• What I’m reading: “Decolonizing the Mind,” by Ngugi Wa Thiongo
• Theme song: “We Are the World,” by Michael Jackson
• Who inspires me: [Co-Faculty Advisor] Dr. Shambare
• Enactus in one word: Entrepreneurship.
• Best Enactus moment: “Making it to the finals of the National Competition.”
• In five years, I will be… “a doctor in biokinetics.”

Kudzai has been involved with his Enactus team for three years and now serves as its Legal Advisor. “I am the incoming President and for the last three years. I have been compiling the team project reports for National Competitions,” says Kudzai, who is majoring in law and aims to graduate in 2019. Among his greatest successes with the team has been learning how to draw up a business plan. He spends his days working on one of the team’s six projects by fundraising or meeting with his team. While attending Enactus World Cup this year, he says he wants to network and learn new things from teams based at other universities.

More about Kudzai:

• What I’m reading: “How To Be a Millionaire” by Strive Masiyiwa
• Theme song: “We Are One,” by Tom Snow
• Who inspires me: Strive Masiyiwa
• Enactus in one word: Progress.
• Best Enactus moment: “When we received $5000 for our ceramic water filters.”
• In five years, I will be … “practicing as a business practitioner.”