![Vivian Bui](../images/ambassadors-fellows-steering/vivian-bui-.jpg)
One Book Fellows
![Vivian Bui](../images/ambassadors-fellows-steering/vivian-bui-.jpg)
![Diana Deng](../images/ambassadors-fellows-steering/diana-deng.png)
Diana Deng
Hello! My name is Diana Deng. I am a rising sophomore majoring in comparative literary studies. I am from Beijing, China. During my spare time, I enjoy walking around the old alleys behind my neighborhood and writing about the people living there. I like books because they document the individuality of life and history. I am excited to continue on as a One Book ambassador and share my thoughts on this year’s selection, How the Word is Passed, with the Northwestern community.![Alex Feng](../images/ambassadors-fellows-steering/alex-feng.jpg)
Alex Feng
Hi! I'm Alex, a third year from Palo Alto, California studying Computer Science. On campus, I'm on the exec boards of the Asian Pacific American Coalition (APAC) and Club Badminton, and I love spending my free time taking walks around the lakefill, cooking with friends, and watching movies. As a fellow, I'm super excited to be putting together programming for the campus community to engage more deeply with this year's book and its themes.
![Elizabeth (Izzy) Nielsen](../images/ambassadors-fellows-steering/elizabeth-izzy-nielsen-.jpg)
Elizabeth (Izzy) Nielsen
My name is Izzy, and I’m a second year from Chicago, IL and Stockholm, Sweden studying Radio/Television/Film and History. Outside the classroom, I am a member of UPEP and an IDJJ peer mentor, a Minichefz volunteer, and work on various film projects. I love reading, writing, cooking, and exploring the city and outdoors in my free time. I am so excited to be a OBON fellow this year and help engage the Northwestern community in meaningful discussions surrounding the issues highlighted by How The Word Is Passed![Lily Pieramici](../images/ambassadors-fellows-steering/lily-pieramici.jpeg)
Lily Pieramici
Hi! My name is Lily Pieramici and I am a third year studying Neuroscience and Global Health. On campus, I am involved with Community Health Corps, Active Minds and PhiDE. I also work as a lab assistant for Dr. Mroczek and Dr. Graham’s lab, studying how personality traits affect health outcomes. In my free time I enjoy cycling, hiking, spending time with friends and taking my dog Auggie for beach walks. This is my first year serving as a fellow for One Book and I am really looking forward to facilitating conversations on campus as well as collaborating with others to plan engaging events for the Northwestern student body.
![Wilma Opokua Tay](../images/ambassadors-fellows-steering/wilma-opokua-tay.jpg)