i went to kenwood too. that was kind of the start of me getting my foot in the door to want to expand and do outside things. i think also funding after-school programs and summer programs, because i had two to three jobs ever since eighth grade every summer. because, one, you make money. so that was one. but also to help my resume, help me get my feet wet to allow me to see different opportunities, to see if i liked being a counselor, if i wanted to be a cheer leading coach, if i wanted to be a tutor. just trying different things every summer helped me to kind of hone in as to what i want to do with the rest of my life. and then after-school programs, the funding for that, it helps keep the kids off the street hopefully and chicago will have less violence since they'll have something to do. then you're also enriching their lives in skpool aft lives in school and after school and in the summer. >> i'm sorry, the -- i know you -- didn't you work -- was it in the bronx that you worked during the summer and wha

i'm currently a senior at kenwood academy high school. [cheers and applause] >> and throughout my high school career i've been involved in numerous student organizations, multiple sports teams, et cetera cetera. and outside of high school i've been involved in a lot of committee based organizations to volunteer my time with the youth as well, and in the fall i will be attending college in dallas texas with the multiple scholarships in my name, and also an entrepreneur, i would say, with my own clothing line. >> okay. [applause] >> peace and love, you all. my name is harish patel, and i live on the north side of chicago. i arrived as a proud immigrant rented of the age of 14 with my mom and sister from india. and i attended public schools and it went to university of illinois chicago. [cheers and applause] both for my undergraduate study and from masters in planning and policy. after graduating i did become an organizer with somebody in the audience i want to point out, a mentor of mine. that sort of let me to run for office and most recen

i'm currently a senior at kenwood academy high school. [ applause ] yea. and throughout my high school career, i've been involved in numerous student organizations, multiple sports teams, et cetera. and outside of high school, i've been involved in a lot of community-based organizations to volunteer my time with the youth, as well. and in the fall, i will be attending queen college in dallas, texas with, multiple scholarships in my name and i'm also an entrepreneur. i would say, with my own clothing line. >> okay. [ applause ] >> okay. all right. >> peace and blessings. i'm har sy h patel. i live on the northwest side of chicago. i arrived as a proud immigrant around the age of 14 with my mom and sister from india. and attended public schools and then went to university of chicago. both for my undergraduate studies and my masters in urban planning and policy. after graduating from i did become an organizer with somebody in the audience i want to point out a mentor of mine. that led me to sort of run for office and most recently now i work for new america,

i'm currently a senior at kenwood academy high school. [applause] ayanna: and throughout my high school career i've been on multiple sports teams, etc. outside of high school i've been involved in a lot of community-based organizations to volunteer my time with the youth as well and in the fall i will be attending paul quinn college in dallas, texas, with multiple scholarships in my name and i'm also an entrepreneur. i will say, with my own clothing line. president obama: ok. [applause] >> i live on the northwest side of chicago. i arrived as a proud immigrant around the age of 14 with my mom and my sister from india. and attended public schools and then went to the university of illinois-chicago. harish: both for my undergraduate studies and in urban planning and policies. after graduating i did become an organizer. with somebody in the audience i want to point out. mentor of mine. that experience led me to run for office and most recently now i work for new america. new america chicago. i'm the deputy director here in chicago where we d

and top 10 from kenwood academy. broncos in the house. graduated number one from chicago state university with my bachelor's in chemistry. [applause] and graduate interested chicago state a second time with my doctorate in pharmacy. [applause] i currently have been a community pharmacy manager on the south side of chicago and -- for the past three years and "10 tacticsthor of to studying." the guide who elementary school, high school, and undergraduate success. [applause] >> i'm max. you can see what they have made me follow now. i have -- been involved in civic engagement and civic life here at the university of chicago to the institute of politics, which has been an absolute blessing and fantastic resource to all of us. the summer after my first year here he they gave stipends so that -- i think 16 of us could go to des moines for the summer of 2015 to work with certain press agencies and campaigns. how far you can move by moving one vote in the caucus. i will have more time on this later. i have also been involved on campus with studen

i'm currently a senior at kenwood academy high school. [cheers and applause] >> throughout my high school career i have been involved in numerous student-led organizations. multiple sport teams, etc. outside of high school i have been involved in a lot of commune-based organizations to volunteer my time with the youth as well. in the fall i will be attending queens college in dallas, texas, with multiple scholarships in my name and i'm also a entrepreneur. i would say, with my own clothing line. [applause] >> my name is harish and i live on the north side of chicago. i arrived as a proud immigrant around the age of 1 with my mom and sister from india. attended public schools and went to the university of luna both for undergraduate studies and my masters in urban planning policy. after graduating, i did become an organizer. with somebody in the audience i want to point out, a mentor of mine. that led me to run for office and most recently now i work for new america. new america chicago. i'm the deputy director here in chicago. where we di

south kenwood. so whether it is a mass tragedy or one daughter, we can do better. so that is big disappointment. one another big disappointment was on comprehensive immigration reform. the president believes we are a nation of laws but we are also a , nation of immigrants. part of what we are a beacon of hope to the world and people are drawn to the united states this , is the land of opportunity. we should have been able to get congress with the bipartisan support we had to pass comprehensive immigration reform. that would've been a path to citizenship for many people in this country and who do contribute to our economy and our quality of life as well as provide opportunities for people who come here and enjoy our incredible institution. we have the best universities in the world. what we do after they get their degree? we send them back home so they can compete in another country. why wouldn't we want to keep them here? those jobs just create more jobs. i suppose the final one is one that is disappointing to me because it was one of my responsibilities. and that

and attended the funeral of a woman who was murdered just a mile or so from where we live in north kenwood, oakland area. orther it is a mass tragedy one daughter, we can do better. that is one big disappointment. another big disappointment was on comprehensive immigration reform. we are a nation of laws but we are also a nation of immigrants. people are drawn to the united states because this is the land of opportunity. we should have been able to get congress with the bipartisan support to pass comprehensive immigration reform. tot would've been a path citizenship for many people in this country and who do contribute to our quality of life as well as providing opportunities for people who come here and enjoy our incredible institution. what we do after they get their degree? we send them back home so they can compete in another country. why wouldn't they stay here? i suppose the final one is disappointing to me is because it was one of my responsibilities and that was to get criminal justice reform legislation through congress. reducel there was to mandatory minimum sentences for nonviol

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first lady an attended the funeral of a victim murdered a mile or so from where we live in north kenwood/oakland area -- south, a mass tragedy or one daughter, we just can do better. and so that's one big disappointment. another big disappointment was on comprehensive immigration reform. the president believes we are a nation of laws but we are also a nation of immigrants and, you know, part of why we are the beacon of hope to the world and people are drawn to the united states is that this is the land of opportunity. and we should have been able to get congress with the bipartisan support we had to pass comprehensive immigration reform. to path to citizenship of many people in the country and who do contribute mightily to our economy and quality of life as well as providing opportunities for people who come here and enjoy our incredible institutions. we have the best universities in the world and what do we do after they get the degree? send them back home to compete in another country. why wouldn't we want to keep them here? because those jobs just create more jobs. and then, i suppose