Azul Marmolejo is a junior in Eliot House studying History of Science and Philosophy. Originally from San Diego, California, Azul is a cradle Catholic and a faithful admirer of St. John Paul II and St. Mother Theresa of Calcutta. She is deeply interested in bioethics and loves discussing the sanctity of life, the richness of Catholic faith and tradition, and the incomparable love of God. Azul looks forward to serving her fellow students and helping create a Harvard Catholic community where everyone can develop long-lasting friendships that lead toward sanctity.

Isaac, coming from the countryside of Kansas, is a junior in Dunster House studying Mechanical Engineering. In his spare time, he may be found learning an instrument, reading philosophy, or wandering away from the hiking trail. He considers himself blessed to have the HCC and eagerly looks forward to sharing Christ's mission with others.

John Phillips is a sophomore in Eliot House. He grew up in Chicago, Illinois and now lives in Charlotte, North Carolina. Although his Catholic faith and big family are the most important things in his life, playing and watching sports are a very close third. When John is not playing Harvard Club Soccer or Eliot Intramurals, he’s watching any sporting event he can find (especially Harvard and ACC teams). John’s favorite quote is “the glory of God is a human being fully alive,” and he hopes to help all people at Harvard experience this.

Fadzai is a senior in Leverett House studying Molecular & Cellular Biology. She was born in Zimbabwe, but grew up in South Africa. She is a recent convert to Catholicism and is grateful to be able to call the Catholic Church home. During her free time she enjoys reading, painting, drawing and playing the piano. Fadzai is excited to serve on the board this year and help build the wonderful community at the HCC.

Kathryn Gagnon is a junior in Leverett House studying Applied Mathematics who hails from the small town of Cornwall, NY in the beautiful Hudson Valley. She enjoys soccer, movies, quality time with her 9 siblings, and late night problem-set parties at the HCC. She is grateful for the opportunity to serve on the Student Board, and excited for the blessings in store!