Meet Our 2025-2026 Student Executive Board

Diya Doshi Co-President

Diya Doshi is a sophomore in college, majoring in Biological Sciences and minoring in Health Administration on the pre-med track. She has been with the Leaders Readers Program since her sophomore year of high school, and has loved the meaningful experiences she has had. With her position as Co-President, Diya hopes to guide fellow leaders in spreading the love of literacy and education. In her free time, Diya enjoys curling up with a good mystery novel or spending time with friends and family.

Joseph Ruiz Co-President

Joseph Ruiz is currently a graduate student at the University of Houston studying Public Administration. He recieved his bachleros degree from the University of Texas at Arlington in Business Administration. Joseph values community service and works to support programs that people grow and succeed. In his free time he enjoys running, training in brazilian jiu-jitsu, hiking, and photography.

Meet our 2025-26 Student Ambassadors

Chloe Chilingirian

Chloe Chilingirian is a high school junior passionate about perpetuating equal opportunities and access to equitable education for other students. She enjoys writing, playing the harp and is an avid reader. She appreciate a challenge and strives to approach everything with curiosity, intention, and commitment to making a meaningful impact.

Kaylee Lange

Kaylee Lange is a dedicated student at Canyon High, where she showcases her talents as a member of the school's choir and actively participates in leadership and community service through StuCo and Key Club. She deeply values her relationships, cherishing time spent with her friends and family, who provide a vital support system and source of joy in her life.

Her experiences at Canyon High have helped shape her strong work ethic and future aspirations. Driven by a passion for helping and guiding others, she plans to pursue a career in Teaching. Her goals are underpinned by her faith and a commitment to her values; Jesus plays a central role in her life, guiding her interactions and her future professional path.

Kaylin Rapp

Kaylin Rapp is a junior at Louis D. Brandeis in Texas. She serves as FCCLA Chapter President and is the founder of Mindful Moment, a student-led club that promotes mental wellness through creative, hands-on activities and open conversations. In addition to her leadership in FCCLA, Kaylin is active in Student Council, NHS, PAC, and UIL Current Events, and she is passionate about helping others feel comfortable in who they are while making a positive impact on her school and community. She is truly excited to be apart of the Leaders Readers Network to celebrate the the empowerment of the community’s future!

Nia Alvarez

Nia Alvarez is a freshman at St. Mary's University in San Antonio, TX. She is involved on campus, being a part of the Marianist Leadership Program, a student led program on campus seeking to refine and include community in faith-based activities. She loves getting involved and serving others in the community, especially when it comes to helping people reach their fullest potential. She loves spending a quiet afternoon reading and growing up she loved reading to her younger cousins. She believes in the power of reading, something that she believes led to her success in high school and now college. She wants to teach others that they can also reach their fullest potential by reading and encouraging literacy. This is her first year as a Leaders Readers Network ambassador, and she cannot wait to get started.

Zariyah Johnson

Zariyah Johnson is a senior at Tascosa High School in Amarillo TX. She has a strong passion and desire for helping the youth and introducing them to great engaging books, as she believes that all students deserve a book. Her dedication to leading for the youth began at an early age, where she decided that she could make a difference. Zariyah has began following a path of education where she is on her second year of student teaching, a previous employee of the Maverick Boy & Girls Club summer camp as a Bank Of America Student Leader, and a current employee of Extended School Day, an afterschool program. She has been active in her school, as a six semester Superintendent Scholar, four year Student Council member, National Honor Society member, United Way Youth Cabinet member, Fish Leadership member, and a Superintendent Ambassador. Zariyah loves being involved in both her school and her community, and cannot wait to share her passion for reading along with her energy to others through the Leaders Readers Network.

Jadon Osei-Hwere

Jadon Osei-Hwere is a sophomore at West Plains High School in Amarillo, Texas. He has a strong passion for educating the younger generation and helping them realize the value of books. His passion for books started when he visited South Africa with his mom in 2020. He saw all the disparities, especially regarding education, and it helped him realize how much literacy really matters. Since then, he has visited South Africa a second time, bringing even more books to give to kids. For his extracurriculars, he serves by doing tech and leading worship at Hillside Christian Church. At his school, West Plains, he is the sophomore Student Council class vice president. He is also involved in the Health Science club, the Leo club, and the Track program at his school. He also works at Kidstrong, where he trains kids to build confidence and get physical exercise. He is ecstatic to serve his community by providing kids with literacy and to also build his leadership skills.

Yaneli Rosales

Hi, my name is Yaneli Rosales, and I am a senior at Canyon High School. I am excited to be an ambassador because I grew up in a town that didn't have very much money, so it makes me happy knowing that I get to help schools like the one I used to go to. I think learning is a very important skill that everyone should be proud of. Being able to know facts without looking them up on Google or asking AI is very impressive to me. Aside from LRN, I am a cheerleader at my school and on an all-star team, and also in NHS and StuCo. I can't wait for this upcoming year as an ambassador of this amazing nonprofit!!

Berkli Robinson

Berkli Robinson is a sophomore at Canyon High School in Canyon, Tx. Berkli has a strong belief that everyone should have equal access to education and literacy. She loves to read in her free time, and feels that everyone should get that opportunity. Outside of LRN she is involved in ASL Honors Society, Student Council, pursuing photography, assistant stage manager for her school's musical, volunteers at her local church, works in youth sports, and power lifts. She is anticipating a great year, and she is excited to grow through The Leaders Readers Network!

Teegan Green

My name is Teegan Green i’m a student at Canyon High School who believes every kid deserves the chance to have fun with reading. I love helping children in my community, and through my work with the Leaders Readers Network, I hope to show kids that reading isn’t just about school—it’s about adventure, imagination, and discovering new worlds. I’m also involved in Key Club, ASL Honors Society, and Student Council, which allow me to serve my school and community in even more ways. I’m excited to share my journey and inspire more students to find the joy in picking up a good book.

Lyla Marietta

Lyla Marietta is a junior at Harlan High School in Texas. Her ambition is to expand the opportunities for communities everywhere. She believes that by providing individuals with equal access to literacy and education is just the start to many more possibilities. By being involved in organizations and internship classes throughout the years, Lyla is looking forward to contribute her love of community towards student leadership projects for literacy. Through interning at elementary and middle schools, access to reading has proved its' significance in child development. This has encouraged Lyla to spread support to children in other surrounding communities.

Cali McKinley

Hi my name is Cali McKinley, and I am a freshman in college studying Sport Management and Human Performance, all while playing collegiate volleyball, coaching, serving on the leadership team of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and serving at my church on Sundays and Wednesdays. Outside the classroom and off the court, I have a love for reading stories that let me travel to amazing places, meet new people, and see the world in a different light. But my true passion lies in serving my community anywhere I can. In my senior year of high school, I joined The Leaders Readers Network with my Spanish class and eventually applied to be a student ambassador. In my first year, I was the Holiday Card Winner, participated in the light parade passing out 300 books and building decorations, designed and painted Martin Luther King murals within my school, adopted a pre-k class and the entire kindergarten class at a Title 1 school, I conducted read-alouds, gave away over 1000 books, and received the Golden Apple Educators Award. The Leaders Readers Network is my favorite organization because of the people and the love everyone wants to give to others, and I cannot wait to continue working with TLRN again in my second year!