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Program: Master of Science in Business Administration, Human Resources Concentration 
Transferred From: Chabot College 

After transferring from Chabot College, Destiny found a passion for creating spaces where students feel supported, connected, and empowered to succeed. As the Graduate Student Assistant and Lead Transfer Ambassador, she helps plan events and opportunities that foster community among transfer students. She was also involved in Orientation, where she helped new students explore campus resources and feel more confident as they begin their journey at ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥. 

As a first-generation college student, Destiny is motivated by her family and the opportunities they have helped make possible. She believes that being a Pioneer means creating your own path while helping make the journey easier for those who come after you. To her, being a Pioneer represents resilience, growth, and the courage to embrace new opportunities while making a meaningful impact on the campus community. 

Outside of campus, Destiny enjoys collecting unique items, watching her favorite rom-com series, and spending time with friends and family. Through her work and involvement, she hopes to help every transfer student feel that they belong and have the support they need to thrive. 

To schedule a meeting, please email: destiny.escatel@csueastbay.edu

Major: Computer Science 
Minor: Business Administration 
Transferred From: Los Medanos College 

After transferring from Los Medanos College, Adrian found a meaningful way to stay involved on campus by helping other students navigate their own college journeys. As a Transfer Ambassador, he works to create a welcoming environment for transfer students and builds on his experience as an Orientation Leader, where he welcomed hundreds of new students to ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥. 

As a first-generation college student, Adrian is inspired by his parents, who immigrated from Mexico and worked hard to create opportunities for their family. Their sacrifices motivate him to pursue his goals, build a successful career, and give back to those who have supported him along the way. 

To Adrian, being a Pioneer means finding your place within the campus community and persevering through challenges to reach your goals. Whether he's assisting students, studying computer science, hiking, or playing video games, he values growth, resilience, and making a positive impact on others. 

To schedule a meeting, please email: adrian.vega@csueastbay.edu

Major: Business Administration, General Management Concentration 
Transferred From: Ohlone College 

After transferring from Ohlone College, Genevie found a passion for helping other students feel confident in their own transfer journey. As a Transfer Ambassador, she supports students as they transition to ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥, building on her previous experience working with Orientation programs and helping incoming students feel welcomed and connected on campus. 

For Genevie, being a Pioneer means paving the way for future generations. Whether someone is taking their first steps toward college or returning to school after time away, she believes every student is creating opportunities for a brighter future. Through her work, she hopes to make the transfer process feel a little less overwhelming and a lot more approachable. 

Genevie is motivated by building connections with others, making meaningful friendships, and engaging with different communities. Outside of campus, she enjoys playing video games, keeping up with her favorite shows, and spending time with friends. She lives by the motto: "It is better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all." 

To schedule a meeting, please email: genevie.concepcion@csueastbay.edu