Jason Zheng is a sophomore and Posse Leadership Scholar at William & Mary, double majoring in public policy and sociology with a concentration in criminology, law, and society, who hopes to pursue law school after graduation. On campus, he is a peer mentor for the Sharpe Community Scholars program, a resident assistant, the chair of the Independent Elections Commission, and a former competitive season captain of the Mock Trial Team. Jason hopes his talk resonates with others about observing challenges in their communities and finding that willingness to make a positive impact. He hopes to refer to the perspective shaped by prior leadership experience to underscore the invaluable quality of leaders as advocates and active participants seeking to create a more well-rounded 21st century. In his free time, you will find Jason taking pictures of campus, chatting with friends in Colonial Williamsburg, and typing away on the third floor of Swem.