#UNLVGrad Clarisse Andrada is crossing the stage this spring with her Bachelor of Public Health, but her connection to the Rebel community began long before college. Watching her dad Alex Andrada pursue an education at UNLV inspired her to follow in his footsteps. Now she’s reflecting on her own time as a student. Outside the classroom: “I served as president and secretary of Hearts for the Homeless, a community service organization that frequently did free blood pressure screenings for the homeless community and contributed thousands of volunteer hours every year. “I was also a part of the Public Health Commission of Alpha Epsilon Delta, a pre-health honor society. I spearheaded an initiative to make over 400 hygiene and first aid kits for the unhoused and led numerous educational workshops to educate the community about sexual education, women’s health, and substance use awareness.” Problem to solve with her degree one day: “I hope to make everyone feel like they can get the ca...