Meet the student leaders building apps using Google technology

Daniel Shirvani, Alex Cussell, Angela Busheska, and Sapphira Ching are notable figures who have made significant strides in their respective fields, each with a unique approach influenced by their involvement with Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC). Shirvani, a pharmacology graduate from the University of British Columbia, developed an electronic medical record software to address inefficiencies he encountered while volunteering at a heart clinic, drawing attention from prominent institutions across North America. Cussell, inspired by her leadership role at the University of Central Florida, founded the Jisell app, a universal e-wallet for gift cards, after studying technology ventures at Carnegie Mellon University. Busheska, an electrical engineering and computer science student at Lafayette College, founded EnRoute, a nonprofit and mobile app aimed at reducing carbon footprints, inspired by personal loss due to air pollution. Ching, a Wharton School senior, has focused on integrating Environmental, Social, and Government standards into technology and business, founding the Penn Innovation Network and participating in ESG-focused internships. These individuals exemplify the impact of GDSC in fostering innovation and leadership among students.

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