ENACT: The Abraham Feinberg Educational Network for Active Civic Transformation

Student Delegates

ENACT student delegates are appointed to foster civic engagement on their college campus and facilitate engagement and interaction with ENACT Ambassadors, students and alumni around the country. In addition, student delegates mentor and collaborate with members of campus clubs to help them become more effective citizen advocates at the state legislative level.

2025-26 Student Delegates

Isabel Hon-Anderson ’25, Brandeis University 

Isabel Hon-Anderson graduated Brandeis University in 2025 with double majors in Health: Science, Society, and Policy and philosophy. Isabel took the Brandeis ENACT course, "Advocacy for Policy Change," in the spring of 2025, where she advocated for the Safe Communities Act. 

She is excited to be an ENACT student delegate and help students engage with the legislative process!

 

Niyati Patel ’26, Brandeis University 

Niyati Patel is a senior at Brandeis University majoring in business administration and minoring in legal studies, art history, and classical studies. Niyati took “Advocacy for Policy Change” in the Spring of 2025. Niyati advocated at the Massachusetts State House for the “Safe Communities Act,” which would protect civil rights and safety for all Massachusetts residents, including immigrants. 

Niyati is passionate about civil rights and social justice and is excited to be an ENACT Student Delegate to support local advocacy work among college students.

 

Tomas Cruz-Villalvazo ’25, Utah State University 

Tomas Cruz-Villalvazo recently graduated from the University of Utah, with a B.A. in political science and Spanish, and a minor campaign management. He is returning to the University of Utah in fall 2025 to begin his master's degree in Spanish.

In spring 2022, Tomas took ENACT Faculty Fellow Jennifer Seelig's ENACT course. This class transformed his perspective on civic engagement both at a local and state level. Tomas learned valuable skills that would open doors for him to talk with public officials, work on local campaigns and intern for the Utah House Minority Leader, Angela Romero, in 2024.

Tomas hopes that as an ENACT delegate, he will continue to open doors for students to participate and engage with their local and state officials, and is excited to serve as a resource for students, faculty and others to create meaningful relationships and bonds.

 

Kera Sayles ’26, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University 

Kera Sayles is a rising senior at Florida A&M University studying political science. She is from Indianapolis, Indiana. Kera took the ENACT course taught by ENACT Faculty Fellow Victor Eno.

Kera is excited to be an ENACT Student Delegate to increase civic engagement among college students, as she believes they are the leading group impacted by public policy. She is excited to get students interested in politics and to increase voter participation at the polling station on campus.

 

Past Student Delegates