Luisa Villar

Luisa Villar is a dedicated Psychology student at the University of Southern California, currently focusing on a minor in Social Entrepreneurship and Nonprofits, Philanthropy & Volunteerism.

With a deep interest in comprehending human behavior to enhance social impact within the private sector, Luisa hails from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and has lived in several countries including Peru, Argentina, Brazil, Libya, and the United States.

Luisa's academic journey includes a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and minors in Social Entrepreneurship and Nonprofits, Philanthropy & Volunteerism from renowned institutions like the University of Southern California and USC Marshall School of Business.

Moreover, Luisa has enriched her education through various programs, such as studying abnormal psychology at Brown University and exploring approaches to reading and writing at Columbia University in the City of New York.

In addition to her academic pursuits, Luisa has been actively involved in a variety of organizations, such as serving as an English Teacher and Organization Consultant Intern at Alicerce Educação, Course Coordinator and Facilitator at Base - Sociedade Colaborativa, and volunteering at blastU and ComunitasBR.

Furthermore, Luisa has held roles including being an Active Member at Kappa Kappa Gamma and Course Lead at Base - Sociedade Colaborativa, showcasing her dedication to both education and community initiatives.