Jasmine Freeman is majoring in Cybersecurity at Purdue University. Brought up in the United Methodist Church, they were instilled with a love for all humans and a belief in food as a sacred relic. She built this program to help college students have another safe space to build relationships and feel loved. She hopes the energy of a dinner table will help students relax and find a second home away from home.

Lucas is an 18-year-old student exploring his academic path with a strong focus on careful, efficient work. He’s preparing to move into Electrical Engineering Technology, where his interest in problem-solving and hands-on projects fits naturally. He believes this program has a chance to make a lasting impact on Purdue’s students by intertwining the surrounding community with students to make them feel at home.

Micah Mok is a freshman majoring in Cybersecurity at Purdue. As a freshman, he understands how students can feel homesickness and loneliness during their time away from home. He hopes this program can help serve as an antidote to such problems and connect the Purdue community with students..

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