Meet Angelo Pacheco, the quintessential New Yorker who has somehow managed to juggle a double major in Statistics and Philosophy, Politics, and Law while simultaneously being a research powerhouse at the Human Rights Institute at Binghamton University. As a third-year student, Angelo has perfected the art of balancing rigorous academic pursuits with hands-on experience that would make even seasoned professionals envious. His brief stint as an intern for Congresswoman Grace Meng saw him navigating the corridors of power in Queens like it was just another day at the office.

When he"s not busy dissecting complex statistical theories or crafting philosophical arguments that could enlighten even Socrates, you can find him charming diners as a busser at Carmine"s NYC—because who says you can"t mix fine dining with fine education? He’s also lent his talents to various civic engagements and earned accolades like the New York State Assembly Certificate of Merit and recognition from the National Hispanic Recognition Program.

Angelo"s impressive resume doesn’t stop there; he’s also moonlighted as a catechist for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn, proving that his commitment to service knows no bounds. With aspirations as lofty as his intellect, this rising star is destined to make waves in both academia and human rights advocacy. Watch out world—Angelo Pacheco is here to redefine what it means to be young and accomplished!