Loganbay Campbell (she/her) is a fourth-year in the College of Arts & Sciences pursuing a double-major in biology and Spanish. Loganbay started volunteering for the Latin and Migrant Aid program at Madison House during her second year at UVA. This semester, she is involved with Sin Barreras, a program that teaches English to Spanish speakers. Loganbay is in the process of applying to medical school and will be taking a gap year to work as a medical assistant in Charlottesville.

WHAT LED YOU TO YOUR SERVICE WORK?

When I was in high school, I started volunteering for different organizations such as local parks and hospitals. During these events, I got to see the impact volunteers can make in a community, and from then on, I knew that no matter where I was in my life, I always wanted to keep volunteering. When I started studying at UVA, I got involved with Madison House, and my passion for community service has only grown since.

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