One hundred college students, 10 days, and one social problem to solve. Students across campus came together to creatively provide a realistic solution for Lava Mae, a nonprofit providing mobile showers to those experiencing homelessness in San Francisco.
From left: BYU MBA students Rachel Whitlock with her daughter Allison, and Dan Sisco, Ryan Adkins, Shawn Merrill, and Lava Mae Senior Director of Programs and Impact Kris Kepler pose with the $3,000 check they won for finishing first in the Ballard Center’s Social Innovations Solutions Competition. The winners were announced on Nov. 3. (Jill Piacitelli)
From left: BYU MBA students Rachel Whitlock with her daughter Allison, and Dan Sisco, Ryan Adkins, Shawn Merrill, and Lava Mae Senior Director of Programs and Impact Kris Kepler pose with the $3,000 check they won for finishing first in the Ballard Center’s Social Innovations Solutions Competition. The winners were announced on Nov. 3. (Jill Piacitelli)
