Theme: Humanness - Citizens of the Earth

What does it mean to be human in today’s world? How do we define ourselves as humans and our interaction with the environment, machines and our own self-realization?

Humanness - Citizens of the Earth
150 Valparaiso Ave
Atherton, California, 94027-4402
United States

Alan Kagiri

Student

Alan Mburu Kagiri will be attending the University of Chicago in the fall with hopes of pursuing a double major in Computer Science and International Relations, along with possibly learning Arabic. At Sacred Heart he enjoyed debating, advocacy work, dancing, sampling farm food, attending social events, and being challenged intellectually by his peers, teachers, and mentors. Alan aims to explore more types of dance movements and styles, hopefully learn how to play a guitar after three years of astonishing failure, join intramural soccer, and hopefully join a model UN club. He confident that the brutal Chicago winters will break him numerously, but he is never one to quit, and if his body fails to adapt, he will simply not leave his dorm and admire the wintry weather behind his seven layers of clothing and impenetrable fortress.

Dylan Huey

Student

Dylan is a graduate of Sacred Heart Preparatory. He will be attending USC studying business. He loves making music (both EDM and pop), live-streaming on social media, and playing tennis. You can find more about Dylan (aka Rodinflash) on his website: www.rodinflash.com.

Finn O'Kelly

Student

Finn is a recent graduate of Sacred Heart Preparatory in Atherton, California. He is an avid surfer and environmentalist. Besides doing this talk, he built a solar-powered GoKart, coastal discharge runoff filter, and created, edited, filmed, and starred in an environmental surf film. Next year, he will be attending UC Santa Barbara to major in Environmental Studies with a focus on marine ecosystems and renewable energy. Finn loves the Earth, and feels blessed that he is embarking on a journey to protect it!