Mission Statement of the 120th Class
We, the Knights of the 120th Class of The Society of Innocents, will embody and promote the pillars of superior academic achievement, unparalleled leadership, and selfless service.
We will empower one another and build inclusive communities through honesty, empathy, and vulnerability. The impact of sharing such experiences cannot be understated.
We will strive for authenticity and foster curiosity, both intellectually and interpersonally. Those who are discretely confident understand themselves and the world around them.
We will champion all that is good within the University and throughout the state of Nebraska. A humble passion to serve the common good is essential for fighting injustice.
Thirteen, united as one, we will use our diverse backgrounds to lead and move the Society forward while upholding its rich, uniquely Nebraskan traditions.
We are entrenched in history, advanced by generations, and supported from within.
The movement continues with us.
Charlotte Brockman, President
Gooding, ID
Spencer Knight, Vice President
North Liberty, IA
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Andrew Chlebinski, Secretary
Omaha, NE
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Andrew Chlebinski, son of Tim and Jen Chicbinski of Omaha, is a chemical biology and forensic anthropology double major. On campus, Andrew is a general chemistry recitation teaching assistant, resident assistant, and involved in the University Honors Program.
Andrew was involved in the Summer Undergraduate Research Program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, where he studied the genetic expression of Sjogren-Larsson Syndrome. He is an active member in university intramural sports programs and can be found participating in multiple leagues. Andrew is a Regents Scholar and on the College of Arts and Sciences Dean's List. After graduation, Andrew plans to pursue medical school.
Nikolas Mancio, Treasurer
Porto Alegre, Brazil
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Renata Cadena, Sergeant at Arms
Houston, TX
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Renata Cadena, daughter of Michelle and Carlos Cadena, is a Criminology and Criminal Justice major with minors in Sociology and Spanish. On campus, she is the President of Delta Xi Nu Multicultural Sorority, Inc. which is the only multicultural sorority in the state of Nebraska. Collectively, they have raised over $15,000 for non profits emphasizing child exploitation. Renata is also the senator for the College of Public Affairs and Community Service, while serving as the DEI Chair for ASUN. Currently she is the Speaker of the Senate and through her tenure, she has implemented mandated DEI and LGBTQ+ training, started a Inclusive Excellence Scholarship, revived the Executive Council of Multicultural Organizations, has increased MGC visibility on campus, and has hosted many events to amplify minority voices on campus. Off campus, Renata interns at Wild Learning LLC, which promotes inclusivity, conflict-resolution, and individuality.
Kayli Pham, Keeper of Traditions
Elkhorn, NE
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Brooke Bode, Philanthropy
Hershey, NE
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Crystal Carrillo, Initiation
Schuyler, NE
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Evada Palmer, Homecoming
Lincoln, NE
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Abby Shih, Homecoming
Papillion, NE
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Natalie Karrels, Selections
Brookfield, WI
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Hamdan Sayeed, Selections
Kerala, India
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Paul Suder, Historian
Omaha, NE
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Paul Suder, son of Matthew and Joy Suder of Omaha, is a biological sciences, and french major on the pre-medicine track with minors in biochemistry, human rights and humanitarian affairs, and philosophy. Paul has also studied abroad in both Angers, France and Kigali, Rwanda. Paul is the founder and co-president of the UNL chapter of Friends of Doctors Without Borders, treasurer of UNL Quiz Bowl, ambassador for the College of Arts and Sciences, vice president of the Nebraska Honors Peer Mentor Leadership team, a member of UNL curling, and an Orientation Leader for the summer of 2024. Off campus, Paul has furthered his medical aspirations by participating in anesthesiology research at UNMC, and he currently volunteers at the Bryan Emergency Department and as a tutor for Lincoln Literacy.