. >> sherrie hu is learning about other cultures and about herself. >> where are we going, annabel? >> we're going to seen that. >> not until this semester when she landed in italy. >> getting on the train. >> unbelievable. you know that i went from a cooped up city to what i am today. >> dariana was from middle college high to u. -- she almost went because of her father because he's been battling cancer. >> that's enough [indiscernible]. i can't deal with it. when i do go halfway across the world, what do i do? i'm going to go crazy. >> her father is her motivation, backbone and hero, the bond is deep. instead of going crazy, she sat down and talked to him about the trip. >> he smiled. and that warmed up my heart [indiscernible]. what? what? what just happened? and wait , really. and he was like, yeah. why not. >> so here she is in italy and then spain to learn about mediterranean food and politics, but the real lesson it seems is what she discovered about herself. >> i'm learning that i don't have to carry the weight of the world on my shoulder. >> if ask you her now if she's adve

today sherry hu introduces us to an a >>> students rising above scholar's meet criteria when they apply. first generation college-bound, low income, personal obstacles and one more is giving back. >> today, and alumni who turned her hometown into a place where she lives by two words. >> internships are harder than college. >> reporter: her office is in the heart of silicon valley. she graduated from yale and far from making a six-figure salary, she works at able works, a small nonprofit in east palo alto. >> i've always wanted to come back and work with these kids. now that i do that, it's amazing. i want to be with my people and uplift my people. >> reporter: she's a shining example of giving back. >> my passion is giving and human advocacy. >> reporter: this passion has been instilled by her parents since childhood. >> we've always been taught to live with what we had and be grateful. >> reporter: as a students rising above, alecia has come full circle since returning to her hometown. she is an advisor to new scholars. she helps prepare college applications and helps guide them throug

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