This is a highly competitive honor, awarded to only five graduate students at Cornell. And given to individuals that embody the five founding principles of character, leadership, advocacy, service, and scholarship, as a way to encourage high-level scholarship to coexist with service and advocacy.
Other notable Cornell inductees from the past include M-P Robinson, Jade Noble, and Prof. Avery August.
To read more about the society, please visit: https://gradschool.cornell.edu/diversity-inclusion/bouchet-honor-society/bouchet-graduate-honor-society-scholars/
To read more about the DeLisa Group visit: https://www.delisaresearchgroup.com/
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